Damage is already done regardless though. Read the comments.
This is the power of cancel culture, and the biggest problem with it. In the end it doesn't matter what the truth is, the allegation is enough to ruin reputations.
It is like this. Imagine you move into a new neighborhood. You like the neighborhood, everyone seems nice. You are chatting with your new next-door neighbor and asking him about the other families. He gives you the run-down, everything sounds great, you are happy. Then he says "oh, and Mr. Jones on the corner there, he is the nicest guy, used to hold a barbecue every year. Until those kids said that stuff about him. I mean, don't get me wrong, there was an investigation and everything, they proved it was all made up, and the kids even apologized. He never touched those kids, the cops proved it, so you don't have anything to worry about."
You leave the conversation and go inside. Will you ever be comfortable with your kids in that neighborhood now? What do you instantly think about Mr. Jones, regardless of how open and forgiving you might be? Yeah you likely think of him now as the child molester. It doesn't matter what the truth is, the allegation, the comments alone, are enough to damage his reputation in your eyes before you even meet the guy.
That is the issue I have with cancel culture and you see it in those comments.