{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"VideoObject","altText":"Comment attachment by Anonymous","alternateName":"7gUDiNLebYOI6_QX.mp4","caption":"","contentUrl":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/773/raw","datePublished":"2026-11-10T13:13:36+00:00","description":"","encodingFormat":"video/mp4","identifier":"773","isAccessibleForFree":true,"machineReadable":{"json":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/773/index.json","markdown":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/773/index.md"},"name":"Comment attachment by Anonymous","ocrStatus":"not_applicable","ocrText":"","text":"[00:00] T. Robin, days before a former undergraduate student filed a civil lawsuit alleging a fraternity\n[00:04] house gang rape documents obtained by ABC News show Cornell University was negotiating\n[00:10] a way for that fraternity to return to campus in a matter of years.\n[00:15] In the two years since Jane Doe told campus police she was forcibly drugged and assaulted\n[00:20] at a Cornell frat party, the Kai Fai house has sat empty.\n[00:23] The fraternity suspended.\n[00:25] But this morning, documents obtained by ABC News show Cornell tried for at least six months\n[00:30] to clear the way for the fraternity's reinstatement in the next few years.\n[00:35] We were really shocked that Cornell would even consider allowing the Kaifai House to\n[00:40] return to campus.\n[00:41] The documents show Cornell offered Kaifai a deal.\n[00:43] If the fraternity admitted it violated the university's code of conduct and owned\n[00:47] up to assault, alcohol and drug offenses and collusion, the chapter would be welcomed\n[00:52] back on campus as soon as the spring of 2030. Negotiations went on for months, but stalled\n[00:58] in early September, right before Jane Doe filed her lawsuit. Cornell said at a statement\n[01:02] Kai-Fi refused to accept responsibility for their violations of the student code of conduct\n[01:07] that was and remains unacceptable to the university. The fraternity did not respond\n[01:12] to our request for comment, but that this was even considered Jane Doe's attorney\n[01:16] called a sham. There is no legitimate reason for the Kai Fai fraternity to exist at Cornell.\n[01:24] Now the documents we obtained show the university offered Kai Fai two options for reinstatement,\n[01:29] one in 2030, the other in 2031. Either would assure none of the students who were there\n[01:35] at the time of Jane Doe's allegations would be on campus. Michael, the seven fraternity\n[01:39] she accused have all denied wrongdoing.","thumbnailUrl":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/773/thumb.webp","transcriptSegments":[{"end":4.88,"start":0.0,"text":"T. Robin, days before a former undergraduate student filed a civil lawsuit alleging a fraternity"},{"end":10.2,"start":4.88,"text":"house gang rape documents obtained by ABC News show Cornell University was negotiating"},{"end":15.68,"start":10.2,"text":"a way for that fraternity to return to campus in a matter of years."},{"end":20.36,"start":15.68,"text":"In the two years since Jane Doe told campus police she was forcibly drugged and assaulted"},{"end":23.9,"start":20.36,"text":"at a Cornell frat party, the Kai Fai house has sat empty."},{"end":25.6,"start":23.9,"text":"The fraternity suspended."},{"end":30.64,"start":25.6,"text":"But this morning, documents obtained by ABC News show Cornell tried for at least six months"},{"end":35.28,"start":30.64,"text":"to clear the way for the fraternity's reinstatement in the next few years."},{"end":40.0,"start":35.28,"text":"We were really shocked that Cornell would even consider allowing the Kaifai House to"},{"end":41.16,"start":40.0,"text":"return to campus."},{"end":43.92,"start":41.16,"text":"The documents show Cornell offered Kaifai a deal."},{"end":47.8,"start":43.92,"text":"If the fraternity admitted it violated the university's code of conduct and owned"},{"end":52.48,"start":47.8,"text":"up to assault, alcohol and drug offenses and collusion, the chapter would be welcomed"},{"end":58.16,"start":52.48,"text":"back on campus as soon as the spring of 2030. Negotiations went on for months, but stalled"},{"end":62.88,"start":58.16,"text":"in early September, right before Jane Doe filed her lawsuit. Cornell said at a statement"},{"end":67.88,"start":62.88,"text":"Kai-Fi refused to accept responsibility for their violations of the student code of conduct"},{"end":72.28,"start":67.88,"text":"that was and remains unacceptable to the university. The fraternity did not respond"},{"end":76.28,"start":72.28,"text":"to our request for comment, but that this was even considered Jane Doe's attorney"},{"end":83.32,"start":76.28,"text":"called a sham. There is no legitimate reason for the Kai Fai fraternity to exist at Cornell."},{"end":89.48,"start":84.2,"text":"Now the documents we obtained show the university offered Kai Fai two options for reinstatement,"},{"end":95.24,"start":89.48,"text":"one in 2030, the other in 2031. Either would assure none of the students who were there"},{"end":99.48,"start":95.24,"text":"at the time of Jane Doe's allegations would be on campus. Michael, the seven fraternity"},{"end":102.48,"start":99.48,"text":"she accused have all denied wrongdoing."}],"transcriptStatus":"ready","transcriptText":"[00:00] T. Robin, days before a former undergraduate student filed a civil lawsuit alleging a fraternity\n[00:04] house gang rape documents obtained by ABC News show Cornell University was negotiating\n[00:10] a way for that fraternity to return to campus in a matter of years.\n[00:15] In the two years since Jane Doe told campus police she was forcibly drugged and assaulted\n[00:20] at a Cornell frat party, the Kai Fai house has sat empty.\n[00:23] The fraternity suspended.\n[00:25] But this morning, documents obtained by ABC News show Cornell tried for at least six months\n[00:30] to clear the way for the fraternity's reinstatement in the next few years.\n[00:35] We were really shocked that Cornell would even consider allowing the Kaifai House to\n[00:40] return to campus.\n[00:41] The documents show Cornell offered Kaifai a deal.\n[00:43] If the fraternity admitted it violated the university's code of conduct and owned\n[00:47] up to assault, alcohol and drug offenses and collusion, the chapter would be welcomed\n[00:52] back on campus as soon as the spring of 2030. Negotiations went on for months, but stalled\n[00:58] in early September, right before Jane Doe filed her lawsuit. Cornell said at a statement\n[01:02] Kai-Fi refused to accept responsibility for their violations of the student code of conduct\n[01:07] that was and remains unacceptable to the university. The fraternity did not respond\n[01:12] to our request for comment, but that this was even considered Jane Doe's attorney\n[01:16] called a sham. There is no legitimate reason for the Kai Fai fraternity to exist at Cornell.\n[01:24] Now the documents we obtained show the university offered Kai Fai two options for reinstatement,\n[01:29] one in 2030, the other in 2031. Either would assure none of the students who were there\n[01:35] at the time of Jane Doe's allegations would be on campus. Michael, the seven fraternity\n[01:39] she accused have all denied wrongdoing.","url":"https://lucycraig.blog/media/773"}