Wells Fargo Fires Former Cornell Fraternity Member Diego Sarabia After Rape and Drugging Probe Reopens

One of seven Cornell students named in a renewed investigation into allegations of gang rape has lost his job at a North Carolina bank, according to a report.

Diego Sarabia is no longer employed at Wells Fargo’s Charlotte branch, where he had worked since 2022, TMZ reported. The outlet said his termination came after Monday’s announcement that authorities had reopened the investigation.

Sarabia is among the group dubbed the “Cornell 7”—alumni and fraternity members named in a civil lawsuit filed by an accuser identified as Jane Doe. She alleges that she was drugged and sexually assaulted at the Chi Phi fraternity house in October 2024.

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According to the lawsuit, Doe had been drinking at a local bar, despite being underage, before going to the fraternity house. She claims she was given a prescription anesthetic and sexually assaulted by multiple men over several hours.

Here’s the latest on the Cornell frat probe:

The Tompkins County District Attorney’s Office did not initially bring charges after the incident was reported. On Monday, however, the district attorney said the investigation had been reopened and that the findings would be presented to a grand jury.