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Whatever happened to (baby) Jane Doe?

So the Cornell thing has completely fallen off the news cycle. The last we heard was that one person was taken off her lawsuit because he wasn’t the president of the frat at the time that the, from accounts from Jane et al, consensual group sex activity happened.

The NY Times tried a last gasp about six days ago to keep the made up controversy going.

So what happened? Did too much truth come out about the situation and it turned into a no-win? Was the bruhaha running cover for something else and that something else got resolved so they could let it go? Did the press figure that Lindsay Graham being gay was a better story (that failed bigly)?

For whatever reason, we now have crickets for over 6 days according to my websearch…

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3 responses to “Whatever happened to (baby) Jane Doe?”

  1. Mark Snodgrass Avatar
    Mark Snodgrass

    It’s like a car bomber yelling Allah Akbar, we may never know the true motive..

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  2. Nemo Avatar
    Nemo

    The NYT et al had major egg on their faces after some of the more lurid details of texts came out, especially the one where she admitted that she enjoyed the threesome. That’s why it disappeared, IMHO.

    As usual, with the commie rags that have become fake news over the last several generations, NYT and others jumped on the story before doing due diligence, then stepping in doodoo by publishing conjecture instead of facts.

    I’m surprised news of the judge tossing the case with prejudice hasn’t come out by now.

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  3. William Kemmler Avatar
    William Kemmler

    What happened to Jane Doe? The text messages happened to Jane Doe. The admission that she consented to the alcohol (illegally since she wasn’t yet 21), and the drugs (ketamine for fecks sake) and the sex (with multiple partners). And the fact that it came out that she had quite the reputation as the, how to put it nicely, loose woman on campus.

    None of it fit the narrative she and her lawyer(s) were trying to push. That she was “raped” by these men on the Cornell campus.

    Time for the plaintiffs to demand that the lawsuit be dismissed with prejudice and that Jane Doe be sanctioned for her false rape accusations.

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