www.cbsnews.com Cornell University Rape Case: New Insights from Police Interview Transcript
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- •Jane Doe's police interview transcript reveals critical details about the alleged assault.
- •Cornell University faced scrutiny over its handling of the case and health care response.
- •Prosecutors have reopened the criminal investigation into the 2024 fraternity gang rape.
Jane Doe, the alleged victim in a 2024 fraternity gang rape case at Cornell University, has had her police interview transcript released, revealing gaps in her memory and details about the incident. The interview, conducted more than three weeks after the alleged assault, shows Doe describing initial consent to sexual activity but later being physically assaulted. Cornell's internal investigation led to sanctions against some individuals involved, but the law enforcement response is now under scrutiny, prompting prosecutors to reopen the criminal investigation. The case has raised questions about the adequacy of the university's health care response and the handling of the investigation by campus police. Jane Doe has filed a civil lawsuit against Cornell, alleging failure to protect her and adequately punish the perpetrators. The university has not provided additional comments regarding the police investigation.
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