Cornell conducted an internal investigation that led to expulsions, suspensions and other sanctions. The response by law enforcement has come under new scrutiny, and prosecutors have now reopened their criminal investigation.
The interview began on Nov. 14 — more than three weeks after the alleged gang rape — and continued the next day.
According to the transcript, Jane Doe described drinking and using drugs the night of the alleged rape, and said she had gaps in her memory.
Jane Doe added, according to the transcript, "And then, of course, I was being hit at the same time. Physically hit very, very hard."
When describing what happened later in the night, the transcript says Jane Doe said, "I can say with 100% confidence I was raped."
Investigator asked what Jane Doe told the men
Before discussing what Jane Doe said when men asked her for sex, the transcript says the investigator warned her that his questions may sound accusatory, but said he needed specific answers to determine the right charges.
"Was it 'no' or was it, 'eh, I'm tired'?" the investigator asked, according to the transcript.
According to the transcript, the investigator later asked whether she got tired of answering the men's questions and gave in.
The transcript shows the investigator documenting her account, reading it back and asking her to clarify or correct it.
Before signing, the transcript shows Jane Doe said, "I'm very confident about this."
Tompkins County DA says he never saw transcript
But he told CBS News New York's Saeidi on Tuesday that he had never seen the transcript showing what Jane Doe told campus police before his office decided not to bring charges.
When told Jane Doe had said she was confident she was raped, Van Houten said, "That wasn't information that I had, first of all. Second of all, that is a legal conclusion."
The DA said he'd seek the transcript and follow up with Cornell Police.
Cornell University said it's police department provided the results of the school's investigation to the DA.
"Neither I nor Ms. Doe have any confidence in DA Houten's ability to handle this investigation and prosecution. He seems more interested in protecting his reputation as opposed to seeking justice as is his duty as the District Attorney."
CBS News New York has not seen Jane Doe's final six-page statement. CBS News New York reached out to Cornell but and has not heard back.
CBS News New York is in touch with attorneys for two defendants named in the lawsuit, and they say their clients deny the charges.
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