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But in hours of interviews and a statement
collected during Cornell’s administrative
investigation over the winter of 2024, all the
men denied any wrongdoing. Four
acknowledged having sexual contact with the
woman but said that their interactions had
been consensual. The others denied
participating in sexual encounters.
One said that he, in fact, was “a victim of
sexual misconduct” because the woman had
given him oral sex when he was “too
incapacitated” to consent.
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