I first went public because of the awards
(after privately asking Tracey just to stop accepting them, twice). Frankly, I wasn't too bothered about the press articles and talks. It was about the people who would have won the awards had they not been given to her (people who had actually done what they said they had done).
I'm moving on. It's now clear that she has no problem asking others to put their reputations and integrity on the line by supporting her mendacious version of events.
Anyone else either on that train, or thinking of climbing aboard - you may wish to reconsider. There's no happy ending for this one, it's headed for the wall and it's going to be nasty.
Just when it had run out of steam as well... Did you see what I did there? 
It might be worth reminding the world that:
I
WAS
THERE
It may become necessary to release more into the public domain than is currently known if the cover-up (and coercing of innocents) continues...