A high-profile rape case at Cornell University has taken a dramatic turn as New York’s governor has removed the district attorney overseeing the investigation, citing "serious questions" about the handling of the case. The complainant, identified only as Jane Doe, has reportedly described feeling "like bait" in connection with the allegations, raising further scrutiny over the circumstances surrounding the accusations. Legal experts and victim advocates are now calling for transparency as the case undergoes review by a newly appointed special prosecutor. The move underscores growing public skepticism over how sexual assault investigations are managed in sensitive college campus cases.
Cornell rape case: New York governor removes DA from investigation amid 'serious questions'; Jane Doe reportedly said she 'felt like bait' yahoo.com
