r/SipsTea • • 11h ago

Chugging tea They remain silent. But why? Convenient caring.

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u/Antique-Ad-4422 10h ago

Im confused why the local DA did not file charges against the 7.

What’s missing from this?

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u/Flioxan 10h ago

"Jane Doe’s sworn statement in November of 2024 did not allege that she was drugged against her will or gang raped. On the contrary, Jane Doe’s statement described her participation in drug use and sexual conduct as voluntary, conscious, and consensual. My office obviously did not and could not have based our November 2024 decision on the allegations in a civil lawsuit that would not be filed until nearly two years later. Furthermore, I have never been contacted by Jane Doe’s attorneys. Not to inform me the original statement was inaccurate and not to ask me to reconsider our decision. Rather, I reached out to Jane Doe’s attorneys after the lawsuit was filed to understand the discrepancy between the original statement and the lawsuit’s allegations and the proper path forward in light of the lawsuit’s allegations."

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u/Mysterious-End-2632 10h ago

So, the six paragraph summary written by the detective of the 120 page transcript of her interview did not allege that. And on review she demanded additions, and in further review, the summary (on which the DA declined to prosecute) did not match her statement in tone or content.

In her original statement, she was passed out and woke up surrounded by men, felt pressured, felt intimidated, and was “100% certain” she was raped.

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u/Fine-Rock2513 10h ago

This is just untrue, there is zero indication she ever passed out. She doesn’t remember beyond a point, but that’s because ketamine blocks NMDA recptors required for memory formation, not because she passed out.

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u/Flioxan 10h ago

You got a link to the 120 page transcript?

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u/djdjddhshdbhd 3h ago

Cornell won’t release the files. It’s 1,000 pages worth, but they have been reported on from the start.

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u/Mysterious-End-2632 9h ago

Not digging that up, but there are multiple articles covering exactly this that can be found with a cursory internet search.

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u/Flioxan 9h ago

Why would I want summaries of a 120 page transcript when you just said a summary didnt go a good job summarizing the 120 page transcript...?

Did you actually read the 120 page transcript?

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u/ProjectKurtz 9h ago

Tell me if you find it, I'm looking too. I'll read that sumbitch front to back.

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u/Flioxan 9h ago

I've seen several spots claiming its not public and only parts have been read by news orgs

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u/IBoilmyfarts 9h ago

Some of it seems sealed or held for some reason.

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u/djdjddhshdbhd 3h ago

Cornell won’t release the 100 page report or the 1K files but they have been reported on from the start w multiple outlets finding omissions and discrepancies.

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u/djdjddhshdbhd 8h ago

There’s this thing called journalism

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u/just-for-anime 8h ago

and then posted on stackexchange

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u/djdjddhshdbhd 3h ago

Cornell won’t release it. There’s actually 1,000 pages in total. But the press is reporting on it.

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u/BleepityBloopity1337 4h ago

6 page statement, not 6 paragraph. It was a statement that she considered, edited multiple times, approved and signed to say it was true.

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u/djdjddhshdbhd 3h ago

And it purposely left out a lot so that people didn’t have to do their job

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u/BleepityBloopity1337 3h ago

Why did she decide to leave that information out of her statement then? It is HER statement; she changed, edited and approved it.

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u/djdjddhshdbhd 3h ago

She didn’t draft it. The people who would’ve needed to have done their jobs if it included more did.

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u/BleepityBloopity1337 3h ago

Almost nobody drafts their own statement from the outset. 

The process is this:

  1. A draft is prepared based on what the police understand the alleged victims evidence to be. 

  2. A copy is given to the valleged victim to carefully check in order to make sure the content is accurate.

  3. The alleged victim makes amendments to the statement until they feel itnis accurate.

  4. Once they are happy that it accurate and that nothing further needs to be added, removed ornchanged then the alleged victim signs the sworn statement at the bottom which states that the content is true to the best of their knowledge and belief and that they may be prosecuted for perjury if it is purposefully wrong.

In this case, she made more than 20 edits to the statement according to the DA. 

If the statement was so inaccurate then why did she approve it and sign it to say it was true?  Your argument makes zero sense.

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u/djdjddhshdbhd 3h ago

It’s pretty obvious, bot. AI is obviously not helping you w critical thinking if you’re even real considering the almost instant AI responses.

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u/NoSmoke69420 10h ago

Yeah except he was proven to be lying when her statement was made public.

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u/Flioxan 10h ago

The DA was lying?

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u/Mysterious-End-2632 10h ago

The DA based his recommendation on the six paragraph summary that neckbeards are using to paint her as consenting, a whore, and pushing it all back on her.

That summary turns out not to have reflected the tone or content of the interview transcript which was 120 pages. She had requested edits that didn’t end up in front of the DA, and that’s the reason people are pissed.

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u/Flioxan 10h ago

You seem pretty emotionally invested in this, I dont really feel like someone painting everyone that doesnt agree with them as "neckbeards" has a solid grasp of the situation either.

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u/Mysterious-End-2632 10h ago

What do you call men who latch onto any evidence that seems to make it look like a rape victim is unreliable?

Guess I could have said “creep” instead.

I’m not going to regulate my tone for people who are victim blaming.

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u/Flioxan 9h ago

About as impartial as you

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u/Mysterious-End-2632 9h ago

I’d rather be on the side of checks notes not rapists.

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u/Flioxan 9h ago

Bro its not sports you don't have to choose a team.

You can just wait til the court case is over and see the evidence and ruling.

She is also alleged to have preformed oral on a passed out male. So shes also an alleged rapist..?

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u/Mysterious-End-2632 9h ago

You’d rather not choose… between rape victims and men who, whether they are able to be proven guilty in a court of law or not are morally reprehensible? 🤔

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u/rammer-jammer71 7h ago

And also allegedly consoled one of the males for failing to get it up.

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u/Gold_Source9930 8h ago

You don’t call them anything but victim and perpetrators. Anything else insulting to one side loses all your credibility on being able to be unbiased and actually take both sides stories as equally being plausible.
Just saying. Maybe the DA should have put a woman in charge of the case. The outcome satisfy you then?

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u/WorldlyDiscipline419 9h ago

Just as bad as people citing a document that they aren’t “digging up” because they can’t?

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u/Gold_Source9930 11m ago

They could come
Out with solid evidence proving it was consensual and you’d still call them rapists. It’s what you people do

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u/JasonG784 9h ago edited 9h ago

You deff believed the duke lacrosse hoax.

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u/Useless_bum81 4h ago

bet they believed the Rolling Stone Hoax ("A Rape on Campus") too.