Having been trained in court reporting, I can try to provide some context here. When reporting claims made in court, there can be no editorialising. Reporting has to be a clear and accurate account of that day's proceedings. So it's no surprise to me at all that reporting on the case for the defence presents a one sided account. It has to, legally.
I would like to be clear, though - his "defence" is disgusting and offensive. I can only hope that the weight of evidence against him is such that this story is demonstrated to be as much bullshit as it appears.