Jane Doe’s text messages MEAN NOTHING on their own. She could have consented to a threesome, enjoyed it, praised it, and written that “none of the sexual acts was illegal.” Then, months or years later, she could have discovered that she had been drugged, trafficked, and gang-raped, with no memory of what happened. Thus, investigators must establish exactly what was and was not consented to, as well as the timeline of her discovery. #Cornell7 @Cornell@LeticiaJames@NewYorkStateAG@TishJames
My message to @UWMadison frat brother Brayden Klein. His Linkedin profile states employment at https://t.co/4BK9wm54Ie, @Athletepreneur, Wisconsin Sports Business Conference.
Dane County District Attorney's handling of @UWMadison@AEPi hazing is a fuckin joke. 30 people reportedly falsely imprisoned, hazed, forced to consume a substance (laxative), and forced to shit in the hands of the person behind them.
Yet they decide to bring the least charges of hazing (up to 9 months) and disorderly conduct (up to 90 days) and let the alleged human torturers walk free for $400. This is another cover-up like the @Cornell case.
Hey @Madison_PD_RBLX and @UWMadison, hazing is a crime under Wisconsin Statue. Abusers have no place in society. Abusers have no place in society. Don't turn this case into Cornell.
https://t.co/MTO91raRNk
@Cornell Scott Norris, one of the grapists', acknowledged sending the Snapchat message. That's ONE COUNT. In State of New York. intentionally encouraging or helping someone commit a sexual assault is a felony.
Source: https://t.co/qMlEiTx9mz
I hope Jane Doe comes out, and the trial goes public.
I hope we see the grapists and conspires in court.
I hope the essays become public.
I hope Jane Doe finds justice and peace.
I hope university conspirers are investigated for failing to report the assault, official misconduct, cancelling evidence, obstructing investigation, or any other misconduct.
Cornell University supports the decision of the Tompkins County District Attorney to provide an opportunity for the victim’s story in the 2024 Chi Phi fraternity sexual assault case to be heard by a criminal grand jury.
Our statement: https://t.co/FIW8I8JYlU
Cornell University supports the decision of the Tompkins County District Attorney to provide an opportunity for the victim’s story in the 2024 Chi Phi fraternity sexual assault case to be heard by a criminal grand jury.
Our statement: https://t.co/FIW8I8JYlU
Hello @stephensackur from @BBCHARDtalk. I dare you to invite a leader from ethnic/native Indian tribes of N America and ask EXACT SAME question you asked about Nagorno-Karabakh.