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Dylan Farrow Says Her Molestation Allegations Against Woody Allen Are 'Credible' -- Only They Totally Are Not

For years people have been speculating about the child molestation allegations against Woody Allen. To me the question about Dylan Farrow was never "Was she abused?" The question to me has always been abused by which parent? Now in her first-ever television interview, Dylan Farrow says she’s been “telling the truth” about the alleged sexual abuse she claims to have suffered at the hands of the director when she was just 7 years old. “I think it's important that people realize that one victim, one accuser, matters.” Farrow, now 32, tells CBS host Gayle King in an interview set to air Thursday morning. “I am credible."

But here's the problem: she's not.

Having witnessed something like this first-hand in my own family, I have nothing but empathy for Dylan Farrow. Ironically, I'm heartened that her claims are getting new traction through the #MeToo and #TimesUp lens in a macro sense, because society is finally getting it that you SHOULD generally believe people who say they were abused. But as I've said before, each case needs to be evaluated on its own merits, and every shred of evidence suggests that Woody Allen did not molest Dylan Farrow or any other child. But because society -- and particularly younger do-gooders -- feels guilty and is overcompensating for having not listened in the past, no one is paying attention to the actual evidence here. They're so busy being "woke" they're actually asleep.

Millennials' hearts are in the right place. But I was a 25-year-old newspaper editor when this all started to come to light at the end of 1992 and 1993, so I've been following this case in real-time -- via newswires, Lexis-Nexis and my own paper's reporters -- before many of these supporters were even born.

What's most distressing is that I have no doubt Dylan Farrow believes she was molested -- so if Allen didn't molest her, there's only one possible explanation for why this could be: Her mother, Mia Farrow, has been psychologically abusing her since she was 7.

If you are not familiar with facts, do yourself a favor and start with Robert Weide's essay "The Woody Allen Allegations: Not So Fast" over at the Daily Beast. And then read everything HERE, which includes links to all of the various posts from the Farrows.

None of can know for sure what the truth is. (Hell, none of us can say with 100% certainty that one of our own parents didn't molest us in our crib, either.) But there is such a thing a due process. And while the court of public opinion operates by its own set of rules (in that there are none), I am confident that anyone with any critical-thinking skills who goes through the available materials will come to the conclusion that these allegations are false.

For those who don't have time to go into an internet rabbit hole, I'll keep it brief.

Which scenario seems more plausible?

That Woody Allen -- who was on the world's shit list and being watched like a hawk in the Farrow home after it was revealed that he was dating Mia's daughter Soon-Yi Previn -- would suddenly decide to show up at Mia's Connecticut house one day to visit their children (Moses and Dylan, both adopted, and Mia and Woody's biological son, Ronan -- né Satchel) and suddenly decide to molest Dylan for the one and only time in his life?

Or that Mia -- who had just been jilted in arguably the most public and humiliating breakup in the history of Hollywood -- would follow through on the angry threat Woody says she made after the Soon-Yi revelations by saying "You took my daughter, now I'm gonna take yours." Remember this: Mia had not just been cheated on and dumped by her longtime companion. She was also "losing" her daughter as a direct result, and losing her source of income and the professional esteem that came with being the star of one of the world's premier film director's leading lady. Once considered the most envied woman in the world, Mia Farrow was without question the most-pitied woman in 1992.

And don't forget, Mia was born into a prominent Hollywood family and ascended to being Tinseltown's '60s "It" girl. From TV star on "Peyton Place" to international movie star in "Rosemary's Baby" -- with designers making dresses for her, Vidal Sassoon giving her an internationally celebrated haircut and men clamoring to date her -- there was nothing she couldn't have. But now she's 47, and everything she's angry at Soon-Yi for she's already been guilty of. When Mia met world-famous conductor Andre Previn, she had to have him -- even though he was married. Next thing you know, Previn impregnated Farrow with twins, and he left his wife (Dory) to be with her, while Dory was locked away in a sanitarium having shock treatment after suffering a nervous breakdown after the betrayal. Mia also married a really famous man 30 years her senior (some guy called Frank Sinatra). Now suddenly Mia was the humiliated woman left behind. In these types of cases, you always have to look at motive. And has there ever been a stronger motive than this? Add in the fact that someone who was in the house at the time of the alleged molestation, Mia's son Moses, says Woody was never alone with Dylan, that the attic in which the incident allegedly occurred was not an antic that people could hang out in (and that the train Dylan says she "watched" during the assault was not in the attic) and that Mia coached Dylan to lie about the assault, and it's pretty compelling evidence that Mia is behind this whole thing.

And did I mention that multiple witnesses say Mia told Woody the molestation allegations would magically “go away” if he paid her $7 million, and that two separate investigations found there was no credibility to Mia's accusations? #MeToo supporters don't seem interested in knowing about any of this -- they're too busy patting themselves on the back for telling Dylan they "believe" her. (Again, believing people who say they have been abused is good, but blind acceptance is not.)

As uncomfortable as it is to say this, it's probably just as well that Dylan Farrow -- who was born into extreme privilege but wound up being dealt a fairly cruel lot in life -- believes her father molested her once, because she has shown she can live through "that" and without him. But I don't know how she would ever get over the realization that her mother likely was the architect of this victim prison she seems destined to live in the rest of her life.

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