Alleged Cornell gang rape victim said "I had so much ketamine ... and you still had sex with me," roommate claims
CBS News New York has been combing through records that take us inside Cornell University's Title IX investigation into an alleged gang rape at a fraternity.
A Cornell University student, identified as Jane Doe in a civil lawsuit, alleged a gang rape at a fraternity house. In an interview, she described feeling pressured into continuing sexual activity after taking ketamine. One of her roommates recounted Doe saying, "I had so much ketamine and you still had sex with me," to another roommate.
The civil lawsuit names seven men, four of whom are accused of rape. One man, Scott Kretzschmar, claims he snorted ketamine from Doe's body, a claim his attorney denies. Cornell's Title IX investigation resulted in sanctions against the accused, but the district attorney has reopened the investigation.
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