Les actions de la plaignante après les faits réfutent les accusations de mensonge ou de recherche d'argent.
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Analysis of a New York Times report on the Cornell 7 case
Original title: 10/02
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The video creator reacts to a report published by the New York Times regarding the actions of a complainant after an "alleged rape" in the Cornell 7 case. He asserts that the reported facts debunk accusations of lying or financial gain made by some internet users. The creator details the complainant's steps: a clinic visit for a urinary tract infection, taking photos of physical marks, and preserving a piece of clothing. He also mentions a pelvic exam performed in the emergency room before the police report was filed. According to him, these elements prove that the victim was assaulted and sought to preserve evidence, contrary to theories of a consensual act.