Oct 6, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 9 segments
Prosecutors have reopened an investigation into an alleged rape at Cornell University after public outrage and mounting questions over how the case was handled. Then, the New York Times has decided…
Hannah FergusonHostProsecutors have reopened a case into an alleged rape at Cornell University after public outrage and questions over the investigation.
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start by doing with this story is that I don't know about you, but I feel like when I first saw this on my feed, it almost felt like I was at the end of seeing commentary and I'd missed the facts of the case.
You know, there's been so many valid and important contributions about this case, about patriarchy, about rape culture.
It was so important to see all of those things, but I did feel like a lot of the actual bare bones of this were missed in terms of a lot of the content didn't actually explain what had happened and provide factual, legally considered detail.

Every tweet, comment, Instagram, I am Jane Doe, like the content has been never ending for about a week now.
But yeah, I actually didn't know so much of the case until
Prosecutors have reopened a case into an alleged rape at Cornell University after public outrage and questions over the investigation.
And it's important to say that even though you may know the contents of this story, that just take care while listening.
You can skip this section and you can contact Full Stop Australia if this raises anything for you on 1-800-385-578.
start by doing with this story is that I don't know about you, but I feel like when I first saw this on my feed, it almost felt like I was at the end of seeing commentary and I'd missed the facts of the case.
You know, there's been so many valid and important contributions about this case, about patriarchy, about rape culture.
It was so important to see all of those things, but I did feel like a lot of the actual bare bones of this were missed in terms of a lot of the content didn't actually explain what had happened and provide factual, legally considered detail.

Every tweet, comment, Instagram, I am Jane Doe, like the content has been never ending for about a week now.
But yeah, I actually didn't know so much of the case until
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