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By Jessie Yeung, Isa Mudannayake

(CNN) - Since the former Cornell University student identified as Jane Doe filed a lawsuit last month alleging she had been drugged and gang raped at a fraternity house in 2024, the national storm of attention and media coverage has unveiled previously undisclosed evidence about what she says happened that night and in the following weeks.

The university's president released a video statement Saturday amid calls for accountability. Doe's alleged experiences raise  heartbreaking and troubling issues about sexual assault, dehumanization, and aspects of party culture, alcohol, and drug use,  he said, promising further review and answers for the community.

 What we have learned about the handling of this case is horrifying. No young person who comes forward seeking help should ever be ignored or dismissed,  said state Gov. Kathy Hochul in a letter obtained by CNN that was read aloud Sunday at a student-led rally in Ithaca, where Cornell is located.  And no one should be left wondering whether the people entrusted with protecting them will be there when they need them most. 

As Cornell comes under fire over its approach to the investigation, the New York Times obtained documents, including records from the university's formal Title IX investigation, which were corroborated by Doe's attorney and raise serious questions about the initial criminal investigation in which no charges were brought against the alleged perpetrators.

Records obtained by the Times show the Tompkins County District Attorney's Office declined to review some of the materials collected by campus police investigators after deciding not to bring charges. CNN has requested a copy of the records.

Details of the process have fueled public outrage, with renewed discussion about sexual assault on college campuses and how educational institutions respond in such cases - as New York's governor has ordered a new investigation by the state attorney general.

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