Me neither. Neither one of their stories makes sense or is 100% plausible. Yet both contain nuggets of truth. As you said in your article.

I don't know, this case highlighted a lot of uncomfortable truths about the public, mob mentality, and public perception for me. The things we think we have a right to. How far into polemic thinking we've fallen and absolute lack of critical thinking is in the population. Our naivete and inability to separate out fictional characters from real people which reeks of societal wide erotomania. How much we hate women and how disproportionate the rage is for when one " out of line". How we care more about famous people than policies that will negatively affect the people in our lives (who actually know we exist and can return that affection) and our communities a whole.

I could go on, but I'm sure I'd just be preaching to the choir.