Chronicling the ongoing intersectional struggle to liberate women — progressively defined to include the legacy kind and the transgender variety — from the Patriarchy™, one microaggression at a time.
Unmasking Jane
I have received the gracious greenlight from the powers that be to, at long last, unveil the true identity of the fake Cornell 7 rape victim, “Jane Doe.”
For weeks since the story broke into the mainstream in an apparent attempt to resurrect the feminist fervor of the heady #MeToo days, when fake rape hoaxes ruled the news cycle with a few true accounts sprinkled in to muddy the waters, the corporate state media has dutifully avoided reporting her real name even though it’s eminently accessible to anyone willing to look — while gleefully reporting the fake perpetrators’ names.
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The New York government itself — seemingly inadvertently, as the live site has since been scrubbed while the archive remains — outed Jane Doe by publishing court filings in the civil case using her real name, which is Lucy Craig.
BREAKING NEWS: Lucy Craig is Cornell's Jane Doe. Cornell students confirmed the Birmingham native is the plaintiff in the civil suit against the Chi Phi fraternity at Cornell, accusing seven members of "rape." Follow: @AFpost https://t.co/3areUSZh7y
— AF Post (@AFpost) October 2, 2026
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If you peruse her social media postings, Craig, an Alabama ginger, appears to be a complete fruitcake and, frankly, a potentially diagnosable psychopath who may or may not, purely speculatively — based on her reported behavior "flexing her muscles to everybody in the room" during her consensual gangbang and her abnormally jacked physique for a woman — have been taking anabolic steroids at the time of her ketamine-fueled frat party adventure/fake rape.
Her apparent lack of mental stability contemporaneous with her purely volitional ketamine gangbang that magically became a rape after she received social stigma for it is buttressed by a portion of the lengthy statement she offered to police weeks after the event — after initially telling one of her alleged rapists that “none of the sexual stuff was illegal” and that she enjoyed their time together — in which she expressed dissatisfaction that none of the participants in the orgy asked her about self-harm scars that she had inflicted on herself two months prior to the fake rape.
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Via New York Post (emphasis added):
The Cornell University student who claimed she was gang-raped by a group of fraternity brothers engaged in ritualized cutting weeks before the alleged incident.
Jane Doe cut herself and left scars on her legs in August 2024, just two months prior to the night she was allegedly plied with drugs and raped by the ‘Cornell 7’ at a Chi Phi frat house, she revealed in her November 2024 statement to the Cornell Police Department, which was first published in full by CBS News.
During that encounter, Doe claimed that one of the fraternity brothers brought up her scars but then dropped the subject, which only made her feel more isolated that night.
“I remember someone bringing up the scars I have on my legs from self-inflicted cutting that I had done in August of this year,” she told police.
“Hearing that my scars were brought up, but that none of them cared to ask about them made me feel super isolated and that I didn’t matter as a person to these men,” she added in her statement.
Obviously, nothing keeps morale high during an orgy like stopping the festivities in order to have an impromptu therapy session about mental health issues.
