Grim new details revealed in Cornell students account of alleged gang rape: Instantly horrified

The Cornell University student at the center of an alleged fraternity gang rape scandal at the Ivy League school described how the events of that night “felt like coercion” in a report to a campus police officer at the time.The now-former student, referred to only as Jane Doe, did not use the term “gang rape” in her sworn statement signed on Nov.15, 2024, according to a copy of the police report obtained by ABC News.But she did detail multiple instances where she said “no” to certain sexual acts suggested by her alleged attackers, according to the report.At one point, she said “no to the foursome” proposed by one of the fraternity brothers, but had consensual sex with two of them, she said in her statement to cops.Doe also recalled “a group of multiple men” walking into the room during the acts, according to her statement.“I was instantly horrified, and I remember squealing out loud and running across the room and hiding under the covers on another bed,” read the statement.“I was horrified because I was really embarrassed that these individuals had seen me completely naked,” she allegedly said.The word “rape” appears once in the statement, when Doe recounts her reasoning for taking more ketamine, according to ABC.“I had become extremely uncomfortable with how this night was turning out so my thought was, if I do Ketamine again maybe I will pass out,” the statement reads.“My thought was that if I passed out and these men had sex with me, then they could be charged with Rape,” she allegedly told cops, adding that the men persisted.During the final threesome, Doe recounted, “I remember being totally disgusted at the situation, and I felt very tired and intoxicated.“I would say that my level of overall intoxication was about a 8 out of 10 level of intoxicated. I would say that it was the most intoxicated I’ve ever been in my life. I felt like I was unable to make any decision because of how intoxicated I was,” the state...

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