Wells Fargo fires Diego Sarabia, one of the men known as part of Cornell’s “Cornell 7,” after prosecutors reopen an investigation into a 2024 fraternity gang rape and drugging allegations. The New York Post and The Independent report that Sarabia loses his job following the renewed scrutiny related to the criminal case.
Reports say Sarabia previously worked for Wells Fargo, with The Independent stating he has been employed by the bank since 2022. The outlets link the employment to the broader legal developments, noting the allegations involve the alleged use of drugs and gang rape of a fellow student.
While the articles agree on the core development—that Sarabia is fired amid the reopened case—they differ in emphasis. The New York Post foregrounds the timing and the DA’s decision to reopen the matter, while The Independent focuses more on Sarabia’s employment details and the fact that he is among those accused in the “Cornell 7” lawsuit.
