"he was cleared in a court of law of rape"
This isn't true is it? I thought the case never got off the ground:
"De Freitas reported to police on 4 January 2013 that she had been allegedly drugged and raped by a male associate shortly before Christmas in 2012. The police investigated the case, interviewed De Freitas and arrested the alleged perpetrator. But the police eventually told De Freitas they could not proceed further as there was not a realistic chance of a successful conviction, partly due to the fact she had reported the alleged rape some time after the event and as such no forensic evidence had been collected to support her claims. The alleged perpetrator was told there would be no further action and the case was closed."
Where have you got this different information from?
Also if anyone can't imagine why an organisation would do something that a very rich, powerful person asked them to do, they are pretty bloody naive. Just putting it out there. The fact that they picked it up doesn't necessarily mean anything. Hence her father asking them to explain why they did it.