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Federal drug agents are hunting for whoever brought ketamine to the Cornell fraternity party
Federal drug agents and local police are trying to learn who supplied the ketamine at the Cornell fraternity party where Jane Doe says she was raped.
The Drug Enforcement Administration has opened an investigation into who provided the ketamine at the Cornell fraternity party where the student known as Jane Doe says she was raped.
Federal and local agencies team up
Sources with direct knowledge of the case say DEA agents are working alongside local police to trace where the drug came from. So far neither agency has pinned down a supplier.
Both agencies are weighing a possible criminal case against whoever provided the drug if investigators can identify that person, the sources say. Nobody has been charged.
Heavy drug use that night
Earlier reporting described widespread ketamine use at the party. Evidence suggests some fraternity members snorted the drug off Jane Doe's body.
Doe has also said in texts that she inhaled the drug off a fraternity brother herself.
A DEA spokesperson declined to comment when asked about the probe.
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