Cornell’s Jane Doe: I’m Terrified After Death Threats, Swatting Incident, and Doxxing Attempts
A chilling statistic: one month after filing a lawsuit against Cornell University, Jane Doe has received dozens of death threats, doxxing attempts, and a swatting incident that left her family terrified. According to her lawyer, Thomas Giuffra, Doe is now terrified for her safety, and her parents are furious after a fake tip to police led to a SWAT team descending on their home. The lawsuit, which alleges Doe was raped by several members of the Xi chapter of the Chi Phi fraternity in 2024, has sparked outrage and scrutiny of how the university and its private police force initially investigated her claims. As the public fallout continues, Cornell students are showing solidarity with Doe, with a seven-hour sit-in on Wednesday to protest the university's handling of the case. Meanwhile, Giuffra has revealed that Doe's parents are concerned for her safety, and she is now hiding out at their home, unable to switch off the intense media coverage. The question on everyone's mind: can Jane Doe find justice and safety in the face of escalating threats?
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