Body Count Babes and the Cornell 7

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Body Count Babes and the Cornell 7

October 19, 2026 – Throughout the Western world – Australia, New Zealand, Iceland, Finland, Norway, and Sweden in particular (1) — young liberal women are engaging in sexual conquests of men and then bragging about their exploits.

In the United States, the Whatever podcast features women openly discussing their sex lives and dating relationships (2). The roundtable discussion begins with the casual question, “What is your Body Count?” Answers range from the single digits to “over 1,000.”

Indeed, according to the National Survey of Family Growth, 13% of American women of persons 25-49 years of age report 15 or more sexual partners. (3)

Columnist Marissa Streit recently penned an editorial that reveals how “Body Count” is now being popularized among teenage girls. She writes, “This time, however, it is not the boys bragging about their sexual conquests. This time it is the girls who are often inflating their ‘body count’ number to feel validated by their peers.” (4)

An understanding of the Body Count phenomenon is essential to discussions about “Jane Doe,” who claimed she was raped by several members of the Cornell University Chi Phi fraternity on the night of October 19-20, 2024.

An examination of the facts reveals the rape scenario to be highly unlikely. (5) According to Jane Doe’s sworn affidavit to police (6):

Jane Doe freely agreed to a having three-way with two men, then engaged in a second threesome with two other men.
As the night wore on, other men came into the room, and she said “no” to certain acts. No force was involved.
One of the men, Matthew Ingalls, later stated he was too intoxicated to consent to sex, suggesting that Jane Doe was the perpetrator (7).

During the days following the sexual liaison, Jane Doe sent text messages boasting about the escapade: “i really liked being w u…i don’t think we should feel any shame for the part. our body our choice asf,” she wrote. (8)

District Attorney Matthew Van Houten summarized the case this way: “Jane Doe’s sworn statement in November of 2024 did not allege that she was drugged against her will or gang raped. On the contrary, Jane Doe’s statement described her participation in drug use and sexual conduct as voluntary, conscious, and consensual.” (9)

But then the feminists got wind of the incident and convinced her of a different interpretation. So on November 14-15, Jane Doe abruptly changed her story, telling the police, “I can say with 100% confidence I was raped.”

At this point, persons need to carefully consider the facts of the case and then decide whether Jane Doe’s account is consistent with rape; a one-time sexual fling; or the sad attempt of a desperate woman to embellish on her Body Count.

The Domestic Abuse and Violence International Alliance – DAVIA — unites 236 member organizations from 44 countries in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, Latin America, and North America. https://endtodv.org/davia/

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