The lawyer representing the unidentified victim in the alleged Cornell University gang rape believes key evidence might be missing. “That’s the great concern, if this was a normal investigation that was done in New York City for example, they would have gotten search warrants [and] they would have grabbed every single one of these phones of these guys,” Jane Doe’s attorney, Thomas Guiffra, told CNN in a Sunday, October 4, interview. “[Investigators] would have downloaded this material, I’m confident.” Giuffra went on to claim that there are likely “other photos” and videos...
Cornell Jane Doe's Lawyer Claims Evidence May Be at the 'Bottom of a Lake'
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