A transcript reviewed by CBS News shows that a woman identified as “Jane Doe” tells Cornell campus police she is “100%” sure she was raped. The account comes from an interview with campus authorities conducted weeks after an alleged gang rape involving seven fraternity brothers.
CBS News reports that in the interview—performed about three weeks after the alleged incident—the accuser says, “I can say with 100% confidence I was raped,” according to a transcript obtained by the outlet. The New York Post also describes the same statement, calling it a “bombshell” element of a newly revealed transcript, and says the interview spans two days in November 2024 and includes details about how a night of partying allegedly escalated.
While the outlets focus on the same specific wording and the fact that the transcript was obtained, they differ mainly in emphasis: CBS News presents additional framing around the timeline and what is reflected in the transcript, while the New York Post foregrounds the statement’s impact. Both report that the accuser speaks to campus police in the course of a criminal probe.
