It's also possible evidence wasn't complete or witnesses weren't comfortable coming forward, or ideas of what went down were different from parties involved based on expectation, or what have you. That's not even getting into how most of the trials in these types of cases end up going down. With better lawyers, power inequity, it usually ends up without any actual sentencing or conviction. There are certainly a lot of accusations that do not end up being true, and there are certainly countless examples of charges being dropped, pressure on witnesses, or just the inability to completely prove something because of circumstance. There's also a lot of grey area between convicted felon in a court of law and behaving poorly towards women.
I just think it's stupid in the Antony case to assume someone is making shit up until it really plays out. Especially from a reddit rumor or some other sketchy source. All parties have the right to a fair trial and to present what evidence they have. But it doesn't make a guy innocent from being a creep just because a court might rule they can't prove a crime happened.