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‘Cornell 7’ accuser sent roommate 3-letter text during alleged gang rape, newly released messages show

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The text appears to have been sent from Jane Doe's phone in the middle of what she later alleged was a drunken, ketamine-fuelled gang-rape in the Chi Phi frat house.

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  1. New York Post

    ‘Cornell 7’ accuser sent roommate 3-letter text during alleged gang rape, newly released messages show (opens New York Post)

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    The text appears to have been sent from Jane Doe's phone in the middle of what she later alleged was a drunken, ketamine-fuelled gang-rape in the Chi Phi frat house.

  2. Breitbart News

    Nolte: Text Appears to Show Cornell University’s Alleged Gang Rape Victim Was Not Incapacitated (opens Breitbart News)

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    A text message apparently written by Jane Doe appears to show she was not incapacitated while the alleged gang rape was happening.

  3. BizPac Review

    Cornell rape accuser’s three-letter text becomes new flashpoint — defense says it challenges her account (opens BizPac Review)

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    A new text from the “Cornell 7” accuser, “Jane Doe,” is being used by a defense team to question her claims that she was incapacitated. The message, […]

  4. Conservative Review

    The ‘Cornell 7’ Fallout Is Infantilized Women And Villainized Men (opens Conservative Review)

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    Two developments in recent days show just how bad things are getting for young adults following Jane Doe’s exceedingly thin claim that she was gang-raped by frat men at Cornell University. The first one comes in a New York Times article from Saturday featuring some incredible quotes that should offe…

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