A decades-old criminal investigation into allegations of a gang rape involving seven Cornell University fraternity brothers has been reopened by the District Attorney’s office, according to reports. The case stems from claims that the men drugged and sexually assaulted a student during a fraternity event, with authorities now reviewing evidence and statements to determine whether new charges should be pursued. The decision follows renewed scrutiny of the incident, which had previously been investigated but not prosecuted. Legal experts suggest the move could signal a shift in how such cases are handled, though no arrests or charges have been confirmed at this stage.
DA reopens probe into 7 Cornell frat bros who allegedly drugged, gang raped student New York Post
