Attorney Reports Threats Against Woman in Cornell Fraternity Rape Lawsuit

The woman suing Cornell University over alleged fraternity sexual assault has received threats to drop her case, according to her legal counsel.

Editorial Desk

October 4, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Washington, USA — The woman at the heart of a high-profile sexual assault case involving Cornell University students has been subjected to multiple threats, according to her legal representative.

Attorney Thomas Giuffra stated on Sunday that his client, identified as Jane Doe, has been targeted with intimidation tactics. These threats are reportedly aimed at pressuring her to withdraw the civil lawsuit she initiated in September.

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The legal action stems from allegations that the woman was drugged and raped by seven male students at a fraternity house on the Cornell campus. Giuffra confirmed that the threats include warnings of potential harm if the litigation is not abandoned.

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