Cornell rape accuser receives threats, and poll shows Latino voters dropping Trump: Weekend Rundown

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Cornell rape accuser faces threats demanding she drop her lawsuit, attorney says NBC NewsHow Cornell Punished Each of the 7 Men Accused of Sexual Assault

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A woman who alleges she was drugged and raped by students in a vile attack at Cornell University has received "disgusting" threats forcing her to abandon a civil lawsuit over the incident, according to her lawyer.The allegations date to October 19 2024, when the victim - identified only as "Jane Doe" - says she was a 20-year-old Cornell student and was sexually assaulted and raped for a total of seven hours by seven men associated with the university's Chi Phi fraternity.She alleges that alcohol and ketamine were involved in the assault, and claims to have reported the incident to Cornell University police two weeks later, where no charges were brought.Instead, the victims were handed punishments by the university internally, including expulsion for some, and mere essay submissions for others alleged to have been involved.

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Cornell rape accuser receives threats, and poll shows Latino voters dropping Trump: Weekend Rundown.

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The woman who alleges she was sexually assaulted by Cornell University fraternity members has received threats pressuring her to drop her lawsuit, her attorney said.

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A: A woman who alleges she was drugged and raped by students in a vile attack at Cornell University has received "disgusting" threats forcing her to abandon a civil lawsuit over the incident, according to her lawyer.The allegations date to October 19 2024, when the victim - identified only as "Jane Doe" - says she was a 20-year-old Cornell student and was sexually assaulted and raped for a total of seven hours by seven men associated with the university's Chi Phi fraternity.She alleges that alcohol and ketamine were involved in the assault, and claims to have reported the incident to Cornell University police two weeks later, where no charges were brought.Instead, the victims were handed punishments by the university internally, including expulsion for some, and mere essay submissions for others alleged to have been involved.

B: The woman who alleges she was sexually assaulted by Cornell University fraternity members has received threats pressuring her to drop her lawsuit, her attorney said.