Cornell Jane Doe & Frat Bro's Secret Texts Exposed: Report

New Jane Doe texts have been revealed in the alleged Cornell rape case. Ranging from a reference to drug use on a body part to sexual self- autonomy to a memory of what happened to accusations defenses. These texts you have to imagine will play a crucial role in the ongoing investigation. Let's break it

down. Welcome to Sidebar presented by Law and Crime. I'm Jesse Weber. More apparent messages have come out in the Cornell alleged rape scandal. And the question becomes, how does this affect Jane Doe's credibility, the strength of a potential prosecution, the civil case that she's filed? And before I get into the messages, I just want to

put them into a timeline here and context because that's going to be crucial. Now, when we talk about it, let's just go back. So, the alleged incident occurred on the night of October 19th, 2024 at the KiFi fraternity house at Cornell University. There is an anonymous woman, a student, sorority sister, Jane Doe, who claims

that after being served alcohol at a bar, she was apparently underage to drink at the time. She went to this fraternity house to see a friend at around 11 p.m. Now, while it seems that she initially claimed that she had a consensual sexual encounter with two men at the house, she alleges that it became

non-consensual when she was allegedly drugged and then raped by multiple men there. Now, a key piece of evidence that's come out is that beginning at around 1:42 a.m. on October 20th, there was an alleged conversation in the Ki Chapter Snapchat group that was shared with nearly 60 frat brothers and referenced a woman upstairs in the house

being free, seemingly for sexual activity. And there was another alleged message saying like, "You can walk in and whip it out, RN." ABC News also reported that a Kyif Fry brother who's accused of inviting Jane Doe over that night apparently sent a photo to this group chat that appears to show this woman in the bedroom. So I want to get