Victim in alleged Cornell gang rape case said she ‘felt like bait’

The victim in the investigation into the alleged gang rape at Cornell University told school investigators at the time she “felt like bait” during the alleged assault, according to records reviewed by The Associated Press.  

Jane Doe, who chose to remain anonymous in her lawsuit against the school and other parties, accused members of the Chi Phi fraternity of gang raping her on campus in October 2024 after coercing her with drugs and alcohol.  

Records from the time purportedly show Jane Doe telling Cornell investigators about how she was in a state of “vague consciousness” after doing ketamine for the first time at the frat house.  

“You look like an operating human being,” she said at a May 2025 Cornell hearing, according to the AP. “You........

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