The Cornell 7 case has dominated social media—but are people rushing to conclusions before all the facts are known?
In this episode, Riley Gaines sits down with Paula Scanlan to discuss the allegations surrounding the Cornell 7, why due process matters, how social media shapes public opinion, and what happens when viral narratives outpace investigations. They also examine the "I Am Jane Doe" movement, the role of evidence, false accusation cases like Duke Lacrosse, and why waiting for verified facts isn't the same as ignoring victims.
Whether you agree or disagree, this conversation explores the importance of truth, accountability, and letting the legal process play out before forming conclusions.
Topics include:

 The Cornell 7 case
 Due process vs. trial by social media
 The "I Am Jane Doe" movement
 False accusations and the Duke Lacrosse case
 College culture and accountability
 Social media's influence on public opinion
 Parenting lessons for sons and daughters

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