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The woman at the centre of the Cornell rape allegations has received multiple threats to withdraw her claims, her lawyer has said.
The woman who alleged she was drugged and raped by male students at a Cornell University fraternity house has received threats to withdraw her civil lawsuit, her lawyer said on Sunday. Her attorney, Thomas Giuffra, said people threatened to silence or harm the woman, identified as "Jane Doe." Cornell's president earlier backed an external review amid outcry over the university's handling of the case.
Sky News – Front Page The woman at the centre of the Cornell rape allegations has received multiple threats to withdraw her claims, her lawyer has said.
The reopened criminal investigation into the alleged 2024 sexual assault of a former Cornell student by seven Chi Phi fraternity members is now under the special prosecution of New York Attorney General Letitia James, while a federal judge has allowed the accuser to remain anonymous in her civil lawsuit because of reported threats and malicious behavior. Cornell University is also under an independent review led by former U.S. Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates and has suspended fraternity-part
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A federal judge has ruled that the accuser may remain anonymous in her civil lawsuit against former Chi Phi fraternity members, citing reported threats and malicious behavior.
The woman who alleged that she was drugged and raped by seven male students at a Cornell University fraternity house has been the target of threats, her lawyer told CNN on Sunday. Cornell's president earlier voiced support for an external review of the Ivy League institution facing widespread outcry over its handling of the case.
Sky News – Front Page The woman at the centre of the Cornell rape allegations has received multiple threats to withdraw her claims, her lawyer has said.
Attorney says people have threatened to silence or harm ‘Jane Doe’ if she does not withdraw civil lawsuit The woman who has alleged that she was drugged and raped by Cornell University students has been the target of threats, her lawyer said on Sunday. Thomas Giuffra, who represents the woman identified as “Jane Doe”, told CNN that people have threatened to silence or harm her if she does not withdraw her civil…
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