I'm not saying he did or didn't do anything, that wasn't what my post was about.
Regardless of the allegations and whatever evidence that there may or may not be, it's safest to discontinue contact to avoid all the drama that may come with the situation and if they were to cut him off, then no one could possibly blame them. If that was their final decision, then it'd be done, over, finished and there'd be no more drama.
But it wasn't. They've gone back and forth on whether or not to keep his appearance at Kameha Con scheduled or not a few times now and that's unfair to the people who've bought tickets. They should've taken some time back in February when they first canceled his appearance. Instead of immediately cancelling it, they should have taken in all the evidence or lack of, and digested it over a week or more before canceling it if that's what they really wanted to do(which at the moment, it clearly isn't), while announcing that they were thinking about the decision and that they'd would let everyone know as soon as possible.
It's not fair to the fans who bought tickets that are looking to see him there if his appearance is(or gets) canceled. It's not fair to fans who bought tickets after thinking that he wouldn't be there. And it's not fair to any of the fans that a bunch of VAs decided to bail on the whole convention because they breached their contracts due to being too immature to tolerate another VA being there. Kameha Con has been handled poorly this year.