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2026-10-06 08:17
Phone calls, records suggest some Cornell frat brothers tried to contain 'gang rape' allegations
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Some of the fraternity brothers later accused of sexual assault at Cornell University attempted to contain the allegations in the weeks following the incident, apparently worried about what would happen to their own reputations and futures on campus, according to text messages, phone calls, and…
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A former Cornell University fraternity member detailed his recollection of the night a woman alleged she was gang-raped and forcibly drugged in a recorded phone call. The woman, who is identified as “Jane Doe” in a lawsuit filed Sept.
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Accused Cornell Frat Brother's Lawyer: James Should Recuse Newsmax
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Phone calls, records suggest some Cornell frat brothers tried to contain 'gang rape' allegations
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Accused Cornell Frat Brother's Lawyer: James Should Recuse - Newsmax
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Cornell fraternity brother detailed memory of night of alleged rape in leaked phone call
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Phone calls, records suggest some Cornell students tried to contain rape allegations
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