Newly released text messages from the Cornell University rape case, involving seven fraternity brothers and one woman, show what one of the accused men argues is evidence that she was not incapacitated during the alleged assault.
The then-20-year-old Cornell University student, who remains anonymous under the pseudonym Jane Doe, filed a lawsuit last month against seven Chi Phi fraternity members, claiming she was drugged and gang-raped in October 2024. Jane Doe argues in part that she was incapacitated and unable to consent the night of the alleged rape.
TMZ obtained messages from the night of the alleged assault that show text messages between Jane Doe and a roommate at 3:05 am, when the alleged rape was occurring.
In the messages, she is asked, “You coming home [tonight]?” and she responds, “idk.”
“At least one of the accused claims it shows Jane Doe was not incapacitated,” according to the outlet.
According to TMZ,
The text exchange occurred somewhere between a half hour and an hour after she says multiple men were snorting ketamine off her body and she was so out of it she couldn’t process what was going on. One of the accused claims the texts show Jane was able to read, process, and respond … therefore she was not incapacitated.
This comes after the bombshell release of additional messages in which the woman wrote that she “really liked” being with the men and that “non[e] of the sexual stuff was illegal” two days after the encounter. She further slammed other students who were gossiping about the orgy, writing, “anything anyone has to say about the [gangbang] is out of their jurisdiction.”
“I don’t think we should feel any shame for the part. our body our choice [as f*ck],” she further wrote. She even admitted to voluntarily taking ketamine and snorting the drug off one male’s penis.
It wasn’t until more than two weeks later, and after she was uninvited from one of the fraternity’s parties, that she reported the incident as a rape to the police.
As NBC reported, just days after her “our body our choice” comments and apparent acknowledgment of a consensual “[gangbang],” she wrote in another message, “my reputation is destroyed and I’m utterly ashamed.”
A week later, NBC reports, she was uninvited from one of their parties, and she turned, saying, “y’all aren’t my friends. y’all are covering your asses.”
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