A decades-old rape case involving a Cornell University fraternity will be reexamined following new allegations that a woman was sexually assaulted for an extended period by multiple individuals. Authorities have confirmed the case will be reopened based on the victim’s recent statement, which details a brutal and prolonged attack. The development comes as part of ongoing efforts to address historical sexual assault cases tied to fraternity culture. Legal experts suggest the case could set a precedent for how institutions handle long-delayed reports of group assaults.
Cornell fraternity rape case will be reopened after woman said she was raped for hours by multiple students CBS News
