That's a deep rabbit hole you want others to go down in your last paragraph. Many of the studies out there are deeply flawed with their statistics. What constitutes a "false accusation"? It's only proved false if police can PROVE it's false. Whether that's the victim recanting their statement, or eye witnesses other than the perpetrator contradicted the account. Who knows, maybe there are MORE false accusations than studies show because police can't definitively prove the victim or perpetrator lied. What we do know, right now, is Sano will now forever be tied to a sexual assualt charge on the internet. It'll be on his Google searches. Just like the victim will be tied to this forever whenever someone googles her name. Whether it's fair or not, this is the reality they face, along with any judgments people have already made on social media.