> unless maybe it turned out to be false I'm assuming most of the people who have been sexually assaulted have no proof of the incident. So while it wouldn't n

> unless maybe it turned out to be false I'm assuming most of the people who have been sexually assaulted have no proof of the incident. So while it wouldn't necessarily "turn out to be false," there's a definite risk of people thinking that she was making the whole incident up for attention/out of spite/to get the other guy fired, etc. I think that's where the author's fear is coming from.