🚨 BREAKING: Colorado DNA analyst Yvonne “Missy” Woods sentenced to 10 years after deleting male DNA in 32 rape cases — then reporting none was found. She spent 29 years as CBI’s star expert. Investigators now say 1,045 of her cases are tainted. Over 400 were sexual assaults. One murder conviction already tossed. An intern caught her. Concerns were raised more than a decade earlier. She kept testing rape kits anyway. In court, supporters packed the room. Victims shouted “LIAR! LIAR! LIAR!” as she was cuffed and led out. Colorado is now retesting more than 1,000 cases. Prosecutors already cut plea deals in three murder cases rather than risk her work in front of a jury. #Colorado# #DNAScandal# #JusticeDenied# #CBI# #SexualAssault#

🇺🇸 The Cornell sexual assault lawsuit has taken another ugly turn, and now an innocent family is reportedly receiving threats over a case they have nothing to do with. A NY judge ordered several court filings sealed after an incorrect address allegedly led online vigilantes to target a former Marine who simply shares a name with one of the defendants. Judge Phaedra Perry-Bond called it “brash, reckless, and ultimately dangerous internet vigilantism,” warning that someone could get seriously hurt. The lawyers have now filed corrected documents, but the judge made clear that the damage was already done. And the situation is getting uglier on both sides: Jane Doe’s family was reportedly targeted in a separate swatting incident that brought armed police to their home. Source: @conlin_lauren / Writer: Sol

The allegations of sexual assault and rape at Cornell University are horrifying and deserve a thorough investigation that leaves no stone unturned. It took extraordinary courage for this young woman to come forward to university administrators and police. What she reported demanded urgency, seriousness, and an unflinching pursuit of the truth from the very beginning. Sexual assault remains far too common on college campuses across America, and the culture of silence and complicity that allows it to persist must be confronted. It is incumbent upon all of us – elected officials, university leaders, faculty, and students – to build campus communities where sexual violence is never tolerated, minimized, or ignored. There must now be a truly independent and exhaustive investigation — not only into what happened, but into how this case was handled from the moment she came forward. Every fact must be uncovered. Every failure must be examined. Wherever wrongdoing occurred, there must be accountability. She had the courage to come forward. No survivor should have to summon that courage — and then fight the system to make it respond.