This is entirely one sided. They have to black out the guys face 50+ times in every photo because this is slander if it was never brought up in court. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure this type of thing happens, and that really is a shame. But don't make a documentary that is only from one perspective. Don't show a clip of emails and highlight one sentence ignoring 20 others that provide context. Don't only interview your friends and family.
I feel for her and don't think this situation was right by any means, but his identity was hidden for a reason and it lends me towards the conclusion that everything she is saying is overly biased. If he did these things I still statutory rape obviously, she shows pictures of him (face scratched out) with colleagues, names the home town. Basically gets as close to the line as legally possible without overtly stating his name.
I feel for her and don't think this situation was right by any means, but his identity was hidden for a reason and it lends me towards the conclusion that everything she is saying is overly biased. If he did these things I still statutory rape obviously, she shows pictures of him (face scratched out) with colleagues, names the home town. Basically gets as close to the line as legally possible without overtly stating his name.