Cornell University reopens investigation into alleged gang-rape case
UKPulse News Desk
New York prosecutors have reopened a criminal investigation into an alleged gang-rape case at Cornell University, following the publication of text message excerpts reportedly exchanged by a defendant and the woman who claimed assault.
- New York prosecutors have reopened a criminal investigation into an alleged gang-rape case at Cornell University.
- Excerpts of text messages reportedly exchanged by a defendant and the woman who claimed assault were published.
- Two alleged perpetrators were expelled after an internal Cornell investigation, while five others were allowed to resume studies.
New York prosecutors have reopened a criminal investigation into an alleged gang-rape case at Cornell University. This development follows the publication of excerpts of text messages reportedly exchanged by a defendant in the case and the woman who claimed she was assaulted.
An internal investigation by Cornell led to the expulsion of two alleged perpetrators. The other five individuals were permitted to resume their studies after writing an essay, attending a workshop, or serving a short suspension. None of the alleged perpetrators were ever arrested or charged.