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Even Jane Doe’s Own Story About The Cornell 7 Is A Bad Look For Her

Jane Doe’s lawsuit against the Cornell 7 is on its own enough to question and doubt what she claims happened to her.

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There is very little public information related to the so called “Cornell 7” gang rape allegation that reflects well on the alleged victim, still only known officially as “Jane Doe.” Even her own account of the incident as detailed in a civil suit against the accused (and other parties), at a minimum, raises questions, suspicions, and doubt about what she says happened.

All the TikTok women getting their information about this case from watching each other’s videos rather than, you know, viewing legal documents and news reporting, should do themselves a favor and read it. I’ll help.

Page 23 is where the suit relays Doe’s version of events that took place on Oct. 19, 2024, into the early morning of Oct. 20, near Cornell University, where she and the accused attended school. It says she was “in a very vulnerable situation when she was sexually assaulted” by seven men at the Chi Phi frat house. The suit says the defendants were “fully aware,” which is an interesting claim, given that by every indication, including details in Doe’s very suit, all parties involved were drunk and high, with no discernment as to who may have been more intoxicated than anyone else.

The suit says the Oct. 19 evening began with Doe having “consumed Tito’svodka” at her sorority’s house “until she was intoxicated.” Quick question: Is this the point at which Doe is no longer responsible for anything she does, or?

Doe next went to Moonies Bar & Nightclub where even though her hands had been marked to indicate she was underage, she was still served “at least” one drink.........

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