Cornell president admits he never read rape report as victim's family is held at gunpoint in swatting attack
The seven Cornell University Chi Phi fraternity members — Matthew Ingalls, Diego Sarabia, Winston Lee, Scott Kretzschmar, Scott Norris, Gillio Lopes and Johnathan Newell — accused of drugging and gang-raping a fellow…Michael Kotlikoff, president of Cornell University, who has brought in former Obama administration justice official Sally Yates to review the university's handling of sexual assault cases amid a looming faculty senate…
Cornell University's president Michael Kotlikoff confessed to an angry Faculty Senate that he had never read his own police department's report on the alleged gang rape of a female student by seven Chi Phi fraternity brothers. The admission came at a tense closed-door meeting where professors debated a no-confidence resolution in his leadership, with one government professor saying the faculty "gave him a hard time, I think appropriately so."
Jane Doe's brother and boyfriend were ordered from their car at gunpoint after an anonymous caller falsely told police he had shot his mother and was 'going to kill' his sister.
While officers were still on scene, the swatter called 911 a second time claiming to be armed with an AR-15 and threatening to kill everyone in the house.
A separate report revealed Cornell expelled just two students found responsible for sexual assault across a four-year period between mid-2020 and mid-2024.
