Cornell University’s Dark Secret: Alleged Gang Rape Cover-Up Exposed
Shockingly, in an alleged gang rape case at Cornell University, the local prosecutor didn't review witness statements and other evidence collected by police, leading to a decision not to bring charges. According to police records obtained by NBC News, investigators spoke to witnesses and received anonymous tips, but the prosecutor relied solely on the accuser's initial six-page statement. This lack of thorough investigation has sparked intense criticism from officials and the victim's attorney. The case involves a 20-year-old woman who alleges she was sexually assaulted by seven Chi Phi brothers at a party. Governor Kathy Hochul has appointed Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor to consider charges. The victim was not interviewed by the prosecutor's office, and was only notified about the decision not to pursue charges two months later. The case raises questions about the handling of sexual assault allegations and the importance of thorough investigations. In a separate issue, the university health center failed to offer a rape kit to the victim after she sought treatment for a urinary tract infection. The National Sexual Assault Hotline is available for those affected by sexual assault. Don't miss out on more investigative journalism - subscribe to our channel for in-depth coverage of important stories.
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