A woman involved in the Cornell University sexual assault case revealed in newly released investigation transcripts that she only fully understood she had been raped after rumors about the incident began circulating. The disclosure suggests her delayed recognition of the assault may have stemmed from the emotional and social aftermath of the event. The transcripts, obtained by CBS News, provide a rare firsthand account of her realization amid growing public discussion. The case has drawn significant attention to issues of consent, reporting, and the handling of sexual assault allegations on college campuses.
Jane Doe in Cornell case said she realized she'd been raped after rumors spread, investigation transcript says CBS News
