“It is our expert opinion that Dylan was not sexually abused by Mr. Allen. Further, we believe that Dylan’s statements on videotape and her statements to us during our evaluation do not refer to actual events that occurred to her on August 4, 1992.”
“No credible evidence was found that the child named in this report has been abused or maltreated. This report has, therefore, been considered unfounded.”
Moses Farrow has confirmed that Woody Allen didn’t abuse his adoptive daughter
Moses Farrow, the adoptive son of Mia Farrow and Woody Allen was present on August 4, 1992 and he never believed Dylan Farrow’s sexual abuse allegation.
“I was present for everything that transpired in our house before, during, and after the alleged event.”
“As a trained professional, I know that child molestation is a compulsive sickness and deviation that demands repetition. Dylan was alone with Woody in his apartment countless times over the years without a hint of impropriety, yet some would have you believe that at the age of 56, he suddenly decided to become a child molester in a house full of hostile people ordered to watch him like a hawk.”
At the opposite, Vanity Fair 10 Undeniable Facts are complete lies and manipulations, presented WITHOUT ANY SOURCE. The “facts” are either flat-out false, entirely deniable, or misleading and irrelevant due to the fact that Maureen Orth purposely omits other, more important facts that cast doubt on the allegations. According to Maureen Orth herself, Vanity Fair’s facts checkers didn’t want allowing their publishing.
Facts say Mia Farrow is a liar, a manipulative and abusive woman favoring her biological children
Three Mia Farrow’s adopted children have died tragically, two killing themselves.
Since the beginning, Mia Farrow has been suspected to influence or even to coach her 7 years old adoptive daughter, Dylan Farrow. Both Moses Farrow and Soon-Yi Previn have spoken out about the abuses they suffered from their adoptive mother, Mia Farrow.
Moses Farrow:
When I didn’t give the answer she wanted, she slapped my face, knocking off my glasses. She told me I was lying and directed me to tell my brothers and sisters that I had taken the tape measure. Through my tears I listened to her as she explained that we would rehearse what should have happened. She would walk into the room and I would tell her I was sorry for taking the tape measure, that I had taken it to play with and that I would never do it again. She made me rehearse it at least a half-dozen times.
That was the start of her coaching, drilling, scripting, and rehearsing – in essence, brainwashing.
Farrow also resorted, as Soon-Yi describes it, to “arbitrarily showing her power”: slapping Soon-Yi across the face and spanking her with a hairbrush or calling her “stupid” and “moronic.” Sometimes, according to Soon-Yi, Farrow lost it completely, as when she threw a porcelain rabbit that her mother had given her at Soon-Yi (“She never really liked it,” Soon-Yi wryly observes. “That’s probably why she threw it at me”), smashing it to pieces and startling both of them.
