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Soon-Yi interview (1992) about Woody Allen and Mia Farrow

On September 16, 2018, Vulture published Introducing Soon-Yi Previn by Daphne Merkin. But on Aug. 31, 1992, Soon-Yi Previn was already defending her relationship with Woody Allen.

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15/20 – Maco’s Full Statement Contradicts his “Probable Cause”

Prosecutor Frank Maco’s full statement contradicts his claim to have a “probable cause” (he never said which one) to prosecute Woody Allen.

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Woody Allen on HBO : He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named

The authors of “Allen v. Farrow ”pretend to be fair but only tell the version of Mia Farrow.

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13/20 – Justice Wilk was Openly Biased Against Woody Allen

Because of his relationship with Soon-Yi Previn, Justice Wilk who ruled the custody trial and was married to a feminist attorney, was openly biased against Woody Allen.

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Tam Farrow Death: Mia Farrow’s Lies

Tam Farrow, born 1979, was adopted in February 1992 by Mia Farrow. Blind girl from Vietnam, she killed herself in 2000 at age 21.

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Don’t Say ‘Allen v. Farrow’, Say ‘Farrow v. Farrow’

Allen v. Farrow, far from contemplating the two parts, is a kind of new attempt by the Farrow family to vindicate their position, with Mia Farrow at the head.

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The Endless Persecution of Woody Allen

The endless persecution of Woody Allen is a fable for our times, with many in the film world and mainstream media still supporting Mia Farrow’s version of events in relation to the sexual abuse allegations – despite all the evidence to the contrary.

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11/20 – Child, Dylan’s Story has Changed Many Times

As a child, Dylan Farrow has changed her story of sexual abuse many times. She even said: “I like to cheat with my stories.”

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10/20 – Even Mia Farrow’s Own Expert Criticized the Videotape

M. Farrow videotaped Dylan in many segments and many days and took her two times to the pediatrician before Dylan told him that W. Allen had touched her private parts in the attic.

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Allen v. Farrow: Propaganda Against Woody Allen and Journalistic Fudge

The HBO documentary only sneaks in if you live in a country that censors the director’s memoirs.