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Oct 4, 2026
NY attorney general to lead Cornell alleged rape investigation | Elizabeth Vargas Reports Full Show
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Elizabeth VargasHOST
The credibility, therefore, because it really does come down to the testimony, and clearly some of the boys involved knew this wasn't right because one of them texted Jane Doe and apologized for, quote, how things went down and for not, quote, shutting it down and kicking people out before it got out of hand.
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7:08Mark IglishGUEST
Yeah, as I tell jurors, there's a difference between believability and accuracy.
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7:13Mark IglishGUEST
We've got to figure out what she believes versus what really happened and understand she may have been raped.
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7:24Mark IglishGUEST
And the second thing is you've got to discern through the eyes of someone who admits that she on her own before she ever got there had 10 alcoholic beverages.