Alleged Cornell 7 gang rape victim said frat members joked about having eightsome with her: My reputation is destroyed

The Cornell University student who alleged she was gang raped by members of a fraternity said some of them were joking about having an “eightsome” with her and bemoaned that her reputation had been “destroyed,” according to newly revealed documents and text messages.The alleged victim, who claims she was coerced to take drugs and drink to excess before being sexually assaulted by multiple members of the Chi Phi fraternity, told police that news of what happened spread around campus and became “public knowledge” the next day on Oct.20, 2024.Several frat members “were bragging about having an ‘eightsome’ with me,” she said in a six-page statement given to Cornell Campus Police roughly a month after the alleged incident.The now-former student, named only as Jane Doe, texted one of the fraternity brothers that she’d had an initial threesome with, Matthew Ingalls, on Oct.

23, according to documents from a Cornell review of the accusations obtained by the New York Times.“Bro, everyone knows,” Doe wrote, adding that what had happened was “RUINING my life temporarily” and destroying her reputation, text messages collected as part of the private Title IX proceedings said.Ingalls seemingly tried to calm her, writing “how fast nonsense spreads at this school,” and adding that she didn’t have “anything to be ashamed of,” according to the files.“You’re right,” Doe wrote.“It’ll get better.”Doe also told her roommate to deny anything had happened if asked, as per the documents.“As the days went on, I think she kind of came to realize that it was something bad.

And that she didn’t really enjoy her time there,” the roommate said, according to the Times.A post on a Greek life forum also claimed around this time that Chi Phi had been “gang banging” on campus.On Oct.28, Ingalls allegedly apologized to Doe over the phone, and she was was heard saying, “How could you let this happen?” by her roommate, the Times reported...

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