What does the newly-released evidence tell us about the 'Cornell 7' case? | The News Agents

The guy initially is starting to be really helpful and wants to be really nice and kind of, you know, warm towards her. And then he suddenly goes super defensive. Have a listen to this. I'm so sorry about all, like, the backlash you're getting from this. I feel so bad for you, dude. I actually, like, right afterwards, they told me not to message you because they thought you were going through a lot. So I constructed this, like, letter to send to you. But Jane Doe presses him. I was completely and totally intoxicated and then given multiple sedatives and then I was surrounded by upwards of eight to ten men this is classified as a gang rape that's when Lee's tone appears to change why it wasn't can I can I ask like what's what's the purpose for why you decided to call her we assume she has decided she has to record her phone call because post ketamine she is completely fuzzy hazy I mean her roommates I think described her coming back and being both wired and completely not making sense you know unable to really string a sense together what she's trying to do is piece together what actually happened to her in that room and so she she has that conversation with the first guy on the phone who says oh I feel bad not not for what they did but for the backlash he says oh for the backlash you know the way you're getting all this ---- for the backlash and then as soon as she starts mentioning gang rape he suddenly kind of goes whoa like he's just worked out that she's possibly recording the conversation and that he could be incriminated and that he could be incriminated and the whole tone of it changes after that and that's why these messages are so interesting because she did carry on having contact with these men and there is one report by the daily which suggests it was when she saw this student forum website describing a gang rape gangbang that took place that she suddenly realizes that that was her and it's really complicated to understand this unless you have been a survivor of sexual assault or work closely with survivors of sexual assault that this kind of trauma takes time to process it's like it's like having concussion after a car accident you know your whole mind tries to shut out the trauma tries to wipe out what happened and so you actually need witnesses you need people to help you piece it back together and that can take days weeks even months so that's what she's doing on this phone call she's trying to use the men to say can you just clarify what actually happened and they are then essentially gaslighting her and saying well i think we kind of remember it differently but she looked up and she said there are too many men here and she did not consent