Til Truth Do Us Part | I Am Jane Doe — Cornell University, Consent, and Accountability

JANE DOE: I AM JANE DOE I AM JANE DOE Seven hours. Seven men. One woman. One night. And nearly two years later… she’s still fighting to be heard. In this powerful episode of Til TRUTH Do Us Part, we examine the case of Cornell University student Jane Doe, who alleges that she was sexually assaulted by multiple men at a Chi Phi fraternity house in October 2024. We take a deeper look at Jane Doe’s account, the investigation that followed, Cornell’s handling of the allegations, questions surrounding consent and intoxication, the civil lawsuit, and the controversy surrounding what Jane Doe was told about the status of the criminal investigation. We also examine major developments in 2026, including the reopening of the criminal investigation, the appointment of New York Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor, and former U.S. Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates’ independent review of Cornell’s handling of sexual misconduct complaints. And then we hear the words that became a rallying cry: I AM JANE DOE. This isn't about handing down a verdict. It's about asking questions. It's about accountability. It's about what happens when someone says they weren't heard — and refuses to stop speaking. Welcome to another session inside the Marriage Counseling Universe, where we examine the cases everyone is talking about from a different perspective. Because True Crime… is… cheaper than marriage counseling. ⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses alleged sexual assault, intoxication, trauma, and violence. Listener discretion is advised. SOURCES Associated Press (AP) CBS News New York State Attorney General’s Office Cornell University Student Assembly ABC News The Washington Post Note: The allegations discussed in this episode are allegations and have not been proven in criminal court. The investigation and related legal proceedings remain ongoing.