As a victim of sexual abuse, the last place I’d want it to be talked about is in the public media.
Maybe these women were desperate enough to feel like turning to media vultures is the only way of getting what happened to them heard, which is an important part of the healing process - but can usually be done with a trusted friend or a therapist.
It’s just sickening how they get clicks and profit out of things like these, all for the shock value. Completely exploitative, it’s wrong of them to take advantage of the women’s experiences and commodify them into a "shocking, news-breaking, 'hit'" documentary…
The justice system fails women, fails all of us, but all the media does is divert from it, giving it so much power in moral and legal matters, whereas it is felt that whatever they do can actually execute any type of justice can only be fatal in consequences.