At a news conference Monday, Charlottesville, Virginia, police said that there is "no evidence" to support Rolling Stone's grisly account of a campus rape at the University of Virginia.
The article described the brutal gang rape of a woman identified only as "Jackie" at a fraternity house. However, the police investigation revealed that there was no party held on the night of the alleged gang rape.
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