Details Emerge in Case of Former Cornell Student Alleging Gang Rape by Fraternity Members
Van Houten said the office relied on campus police and later reopened the case after a civil complaint challenged the original account.
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DA says he didn’t investigate Cornell rape case, relied on campus police before lawsuit
The district attorney who is reopening a case against seven Cornell University fraternity members accused of sexual assault says he originally didn’t investigate because he relied on information from campus police.
A former Cornell college student, an Ivy League in New York State, denounces the assault of at least seven comrades (cited by Snapchat), who suffered for several hours in 2024 after being drugged and the prosecution decides to reopen the case after acknowledging that she trusted campus police and did not conduct an independent investigation.
Lurid new details in alleged Cornell gang rape exposed by DA as he battles ‘threatening’ phone calls
Tompkins County District Attorney Matthew Van Houten exposed lurid new details about a Cornell University student’s alleged fraternity gang rape — blaming his extraordinary move on people flooding his office with phone calls.
DA Says Office Didn’t Do Independent Investigation in Cornell Gang Rape Case, Relied on Campus Police
The District Attorney who initially oversaw the investigation into a former Cornell University student’s claims that she was gang raped by seven members of a fraternity in 2024 is admitting his office didn’t conduct an initial, independent investigation into the case. Instead, the DA simply relied on campus police. Tompkins County District Attorney Matthew Van […]
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