Jane Doe had originally claimed she experienced gang rape at the fraternity house during 2024. A court document filed on October 20th shows that a former Chi Phi fraternity president at Cornell University has been removed from Jane Doe’s civil lawsuit.
20 filing, Doe’s legal team requested that her claims against the former president be dropped “with prejudice,” a term that carries real weight in legal proceedings, CNY Central reported. The phrase “holds harmless from any liens” suggests that the previous Chi Phi president is freed from any charges that might arise from the legal action. In her initial legal complaint, Jane Doe held the former fraternity president responsible, arguing that he neglected his duty to supervise the premises and failed to keep her safe while she was at the fraternity house on the night of the alleged assault. In their Oct. Essentially, he receives a full and lasting discharge from the lawsuit, leaving him with no outstanding financial or legal responsibilities.
