Maybe you are right, maybe I am wrong. But it really feels sleazy the way it is being done.
And if there was ever a time to name names, that time is now, while there is blood in the water.
Give them a minute to consult with lawyers to protect their own interests before rolling it out. There is probably a run on lawyers around Tinseltown capable of seeing how to prosecute such cases, since in Hollywood, it's so rarely been done.
I worked in the Fortune 100 very white collar corporate world, and the groping and propositions were a frequent annoyance. Except when they were horrifying, like when my married boss pounded on my door one evening when I was home alone to press his demands. Or the time my landlady's husband let himself into my place with her key and stuck his tongue down my throat. Let's not forget the time our boss asked one of my female co-workers out to a goodbye lunch when she was 8–1/2 months pregnant on her last day before maternity leave —he had booked a private dining room, and took out his big ol' johnson at the table to try to entice her. I could go on, but it's been upsetting me just to have it all raked up again due to this scandal.