The Cornell University student who alleged in a lawsuit that she was gang-raped and plied with drugs at a fraternity house in 2024 described the hourslong incident to police in a sworn statement, according to the document, which was obtained by NBC News.
\n\nJane Doe told police in part that she had agreed to an initial sexual encounter with two of the men, described being encouraged to take drugs and said she did not remember some parts of the night.
\n\n“I would say that it was the most intoxicated I’ve ever been in my life,” she told police about how she was feeling later in the evening. “I felt like I was unable to make any decisions because of how intoxicated I was.”
\n\nJane Doe voluntarily gave the sworn statement to Cornell University police on Nov. 14, 2024, 26 days after the alleged assault. In it, she detailed the night of Oct. 19 to 20, when she initially agreed to a threesome, but she said that she felt increasingly incapacitated as the night went on, that she had gaps in her memory and that at one point she was “extremely uncomfortable.”
\n\n“Adding to my feelings of isolation was the fact…
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