A suspected group rape case at Cornell University sparked campus-wide protests and a #MeToo movement in the United States
Cornell launched an external investigation into a 2024 alleged gang rape. A woman in her twenties says she was raped by seven students under the influence of alcohol and ketamine. The Tompkins County prosecutor reopened the investigation. Campus police allegedly altered the testimony.
- Cornell's president announced an independent external investigation into the university's handling of an alleged gang rape of a student in 2024.
- A woman in her twenties alleges she was raped by seven students.
- The woman claimed she was under the influence of alcohol and ketamine during the assault.
- The Tompkins County prosecutor announced the reopening of an investigation into the assault allegations.
- Campus police allegedly edited part of the complainant's testimony that described the acts as rape.
- The New York Governor criticized the handling of the investigation by the university police and the prosecutor.
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