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2026-10-02 13:18
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'Probably no criminal charges’: Spilbor on Cornell case
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The NYT obtained mountains of documents, emails and chats collected by Cornell as part of the Title IX investigation into the rape accusations.There is nothing that definitively exonerates the defendants, and some scraps that can be used to convict them as part of the online mob justice trial tra...
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“Her story can change, but if the grand jury doesn’t believe it, there will not be criminal charges.” Attorney Jonna Spilbor questions the accuser’s account in the Cornell sexual assault case, calling the lawsuit “a money grab.” Watch NEWSMAX, an independent news network with a conservative…
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