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It was a Monday evening around dinner time when a text popped up on Jane Doe's cellphone on Oct. 21, 2024, less than 48 hours after a night of excessive drinking, drug use and group sex at the Chi Phi fraternity house on the Cornell University campus. Over 10 days of intermittent texting, in messages obtained by CBS News New York, Doe told him to not feel shame and asked him to look for earrings she thought she lost that night.

The two exchanged multiple friendly-sounding texts over three days from Oct 21-24, and then, after a week of silence, Jane Doe texted again pressing him to look for her lost earrings.

The man is named in her civil lawsuit but has not been charged with a crime. CBS News is identifying him here and in other coverage as MALE 2, of the seven named in the suit. He has denied wrongdoing.

also yes while it may have been nice for like only 4 people to have been around, yall were both super out of it and they should have taken it on themselves to leave. at the end of the day you, [MALE 1], and i were in your bed and they didn't need to get up in that.

p.s. i'm not sure if u remember but i did ket off your dick at some point ? and i honestly think that was one of the most insane/jaw dropping moments of the night

4:08 PM | JANE DOE (Doe sends pic of her ear that shows lost earrings)

Cornell conducted a Title IX investigation after Jane Doe, then a 20-year-old sophomore, reported allegations of sexual assault in 2024. In an interview with investigators, she detailed what she said began as a consensual sexual encounter with Males 1 and 2 before she claims she was pushed to take ketamine and other men allegedly joined in without her consent.

Cornell has now appointed a former Justice Department official, Sally Yates, to review its handling of sexual misconduct allegations on campus.

The Chi Phi fraternity chapter on campus was shut down in 2024, and Cornell has now suspended all fraternity parties for the rest of the school year.

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