I agree with you about the truth likely being somewhere inbetween but people aren't going round wildly accusing others of misogyny is not accurate.
There's enty of posts, videos, memes Nd goodness knows what else rolling out plenty of misogyny and the same old commends that have been used to disregard victims in the past. I.e if that was happening why didn't she leave, comments about the number of sexual partners she's had, her mental health and various diagnoses, she hysterical, her clothing choices, the lack of photographic proof of a sexual assault, comments about the poo in the bed whilst ignoring the fact that Depp text an employee once asking him to poo on the floor as a joke on Amber, it seems accepted that Depp "accidently" headbutted Amber despite the fact that there's no contemporaneous evidence to that effect and that the UK judge did not feel that was the case. It could go on and on and on.
This isn't a case about me, and yet all the vile comments I've seen have absolutely triggered me in terms of my experience.
If there was an AIBU saying "my daughter has come home and said she's been sexually assaulted. She's had drug amd alchol issues and I know she lies sometimes but her boyfriend so has drink and drug issues and he does get very volatile" I don't imagine for a second that the comments would be along the lines we've seen here. Even if you added in that the daughter admitted she smacked her boyfriend I can't imagine that everyone would be saying that you shouldn't believe that she was sexually assaulted.
But that's now the message out there. And that is what future victims of sexual/domestic violence will remember when their popular, charismatic abuser does terrible things to them and they don't have video evidence of the act or there's not sufficient bruising down there. The world's handed a golden key tk all those abusers to get away with it and to rip a victim to shreds if they do try to get justice or support.