A private Snapchat group shared an image of a woman on the night of an alleged sexual assault at Cornell University, raising questions about how digital evidence may have been handled in the case. The photo’s circulation has sparked discussions about privacy, consent, and the potential impact of social media on legal proceedings. Authorities and campus officials are reportedly reviewing the situation amid growing scrutiny over how such evidence is managed in cases involving student conduct. The development underscores broader concerns about digital footprints in high-profile criminal investigations.
Picture of Jane Doe shared in Snapchat group on night of alleged Cornell rape CBS News
