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These Two Hyped-Up Things Definitely Don’t Matter In The ‘Cornell 7’ Allegations

Just because Doe’s attorney wants to make every detail a scandal doesn’t make it one. A lot of it doesn’t matter at all.

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Editor’s note: This article discusses allegations of sexual assault.

As we’re forced to hear over and over again all the details related to the so-called “Cornell 7” gang rape allegations, it’s important to consider what is and isn’t relevant, given that several young men are now potentially facing criminal charges to be brought by the hulking Letitia James, New York’s attorney general. Here are two things that, despite hype from a national news media heavily invested in convictions, definitely aren’t relevant.

That members of the Chi Phi fraternity had a meeting after the alleged incident in 2024 to discuss it. Thomas Giuffra, the attorney representing the accuser known as “Jane Doe,” is on TV almost daily making all types of wild claims. One of them this week is that Chi Phi convened at least one meeting some time after the alleged “gang rape” at the frat house “to try and cover this up and to be part of the conspiracy of silence.” Public evidence is that Doe reportedly told police that two people, presumably Chi Phi members, entered the room where the incident took place and said they were “shutting it down,” which suggests they believed there was, at minimum, something inappropriate taking place. Something inappropriate, like, say, a drug-fueled orgy in a frat house. More evidence indicates the fraternity’s president was uneasy about what he had heard about........

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