Amidst the ongoing debate over the iconic directors alleged sexual abuse in 1992 of his then 7-year-old adopted daughter, numerous sources nationwide confirmed Thursday that a newly published blog post titled What You Really Need To Know About The Woody Allen Scandal will finally and categorically settle the matter in its entirety. Its important to note that Allen was never arrested or charged for a crime, but considering Dylan Farrows incredibly candid open letter in The New York Times and what we know of such cases, I couldnt help but ask myself: Who can we believe here? read an excerpt from the truly essential 1,200-word online article, which, given its unique and illuminating insights into the topic and its wealth of arguments previously unconsidered by all other blog pieces on the subject, definitively answers all open questions about the 20-year-old case and effectively ends any dispute over Woody Allens culpability, how Americans should feel about his work, and his eventual standing in the annals of American cinema. I am fully aware of the failures of the U.S. justice system when it comes to sexual assault victims, but I am also aware of how delicate a situation this is and how slippery a slope the presumption of innocence or guilt can be on either side. And with that in mind, let me share with you the conclusions you should take away from the whole Woody Allen saga. At press time, upon reading the blog piece, every single citizen in the United States reportedly felt a reassuring sense of closure on all facets of the scandal and quickly took to the blogs comments section to express their full agreement with the articles thesis and congratulate the author on finally bringing the truth to light. 