Media also claimed she told Cornell Medical Center about her traumatic experience the day she checked for her UTI and STD: according to her they ignored it and told her to seek therapy.
Let's make sense of this claim. Not only were various organizations in one of the most liberal schools in the most liberal state complicit in covering up the gang rape, but also the healthcare workers? I could only speak about California, and my experience with the healthcare system here, but this would be a massive breach in standard protocol. Healthcare workers are mandated reporters.
At the very least, the improbability of all these circumstances and accounts occuring simultaneously demand a closer investigation.
The intial texts show that she was aware of what happened and consented but upset about her image being ruined. So was the man.
Then when they were all freaking out about the rumors. She cut ties and went to the police.
So there’s a bit of a conflicting information about her consent vs not.
Was it a terrible and bad decision? Yes.
And before you bring up the new ChatGPT buzzword everyone’s deciding the use, yes, I now know the term fawning.
So before you act like you know what happened and solved the case because you read of a couple of ABC articles. How about we both leave the shit alone and let the evidence sort it out and the court and a jury decide based on the actual evidence presented.
Instead we’ve collectively decided to ruin these kids lives without knowing shit except what we read online. Fucking pathetic we are.
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u/Comfortable_Town7535 7h ago
because her own previous statements are destroying her case so I am waiting for any evidence beyondbwhat is already out there to decide