Cornell accuser told cops: With 100% confidence I was raped, bombshell transcript reveals

The Cornell University student who accused seven fraternity brothers of sexually assaulting her told police: “I can say with 100% confidence I was raped,” according to a newly revealed transcript.The woman, identified only as Jane Doe, was interviewed by campus police over two days in November 2024, describing how a night of partying devolved into her becoming “completely and totally incapacitated” and then gang raped, according to the transcript obtained by CBS News.Doe was joined by a Title IX investigator, a victim advocate and partly by her adviser during the Nov.14-15, 2024 interview, where she admitted the night of drinking, drugs and sex at the Chi Phi fraternity house began consensually.“Yeah, as much as I can be because, again, I was super drunk when I got there,” she said.

“But I was pretty OK with all of this.”But as she was offered more drugs and alcohol, a threesome she began having consensually turned into a revolving door of frat bros allegedly coming and going from the room to take turns having sex with her, the report said.“And then, of course, I was being hit at the same time,” Doe told police, according to the transcript.“Physically hit very, very hard.”Doe described pushing one groping hand away from her at one point, and at other moments telling fraternity brothers the was uncomfortable or too tired to keep having sex.“Was it ‘no’ or was it, ‘eh, I’m tired’?” police asked, explaining that their questions were not accusations but important clarifications for case-building.“I think it’s, ‘I’m tired,'” Doe replied.Police then asked whether she finally became so exhausted from fending off the brothers that she allowed them to have sex with her, to which she responded, “Yes.

It was coercion.”She also told cops she didn’t remember the night “where I was raped” — and that she didn’t know how many people had sex with her while she was in that state, according to the report.“I can say with...