But everyone is still deciding that the oddball man must be the bad guy, must be guilty and that the female half of this story cannot be questioned. Why? because they are women?
None of us know what went on. But to only look at, give credence, to the female, shocking side of the story sets a very dangerous precedent. It also creates a world I have no interest in belonging to, fitting in with.
What if it turns out, incontrovertibly, that Farrow has manipulated her kids and trashed Allen for reasons of her own? Think about it.... all the responses here and across the wider media.... what kind of people are we that we rush to judgment and so nastily condemn a human being with absolutely no evidence whatsoever.
If he did do what he is accused of then shame Farrow and the police for not doing their jobs better.
Do you see where I am going here? Whatever happened, Farrow is herself a key part of how her daughter (and other children) ended up here. She made decisions too! But no-one seems comfortable asking any questions of her actions. Why not? She does not have a spotless, blameless past. Her life choices are a little bit immoral.
Really.... why is it so much easier to condemn a not so good looking, oddball man rather than a frail and pretty looking mother?