New Jane Doe Cornell 7 Texts Show Alleged Victim Was Not Incapacitated During Alleged Assault, Frat Bro Says

Newly released text messages from the Cornell University rape case, involving Jane Doe and seven Chi Phi fraternity members, are being presented as evidence by an accused man. The texts, exchanged during the alleged assault, show Jane Doe responding to a roommate, which one of the accused argues indicates she was not incapacitated. This development follows earlier messages where the accuser reportedly expressed enjoyment of the sexual encounters and later shame and concern for her reputation.

• Newly released text messages from the Cornell University rape case are being used as evidence by an accused fraternity member.
• The texts, exchanged during the alleged assault, show Jane Doe communicating with a roommate.
• One accused man claims these messages demonstrate Jane Doe was not incapacitated during the incident.
• Previous messages reportedly showed the accuser expressing enjoyment of the sexual encounters and later regret.
• The accuser filed a lawsuit claiming she was drugged and gang-raped, alleging incapacitation.
• She initially reported the incident as rape more than two weeks after the encounter, following a dispute over a fraternity party invitation.