Jane Doe's attorney accuses Cornell of "cover-up" of alleged rape
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‘It's not enough to not rape somebody': How parents are talking to kids about Cornell allegations.
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Parents are using Jane Doe's case to talk to their sons about resisting peer pressure and stepping in when something's wrong, even if it means challenging their friends.
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Lilia Luciano spoke to the attorney for Jane Doe, who says that campus police at Cornell University failed to properly investigate after she was allegedly raped at a fraternity house in 2024.
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