Footage shows the Cornell frat room where a 20-year-old alleges gang rape
A video depicts the interior of the “Alumni Room” at a Tudor-style mansion in Ithaca, the site a 20-year-old woman says she was gang-raped.
One outlet obtained video that tours the “Alumni Room” in a Tudor-style mansion near Ithaca, identified as the location where a 20-year-old woman alleges she was gang-raped. The camera captures a stark metal bed frame lacking a mattress next to a platform bed with a white fitted sheet, while empty hangers, snack bags and plates litter the floor. Red drinking cups and other trash are scattered throughout the space.
The walls feature psychedelic renditions of Edvard Munch’s “The Scream” and Leonardo da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa.” Additional footage shows the mansion’s broader interior, including leather-looking couches, armchairs, a balcony-situated DJ booth, an Eastern-Asian-style rug in the sweeping foyer, a grand fireplace and dark-red curtains covering the windows.
Why it matters
The video provides visual context to a high-profile alleged campus sexual assault, influencing public perception and potential investigations.
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