Most allegations contain some or all truths to it. Most child abuse, murder, and rape allegations turned out to have some or all truths to it. Either the accused perpetrated some parts of their side or if all. They behave this way either mental illness or are simply nasty and greedy. However, some groups or types of people are more likely to be falsely accused and slandered of these crimes when they haven't committed it. Here are the people most likely to be falsely accused and taken to court.
High-profile/wealthy male individuals
Men who make a lot of money and are in high position of authority are more likely to experience false accusations and allegations from others. The false allegations are in an attempt to take their possessions and become famous by gaining sympathy and attention from the public. There's a lot of downside of being male, wealthy and famous, and this is one of the downsides.Marginalized and stigmatized individuals
People either from minority groups such as racial, disability, or have different gender/sexual orientation might also be likely to receive false allegations. The accusers are likely to gain sympathy and feel more secure in themselves by creating these false allegations, or simply bullying and gaining control of their victims by isolating them from their social lives. Because marginalized individuals are less powerful in defending themselves - fewer people will believe or want to hear their side, they are more likely to be falsely convicted of these crimes. In court, marginalized individuals likely struggle to afford a quality lawyer or any lawyers at all plus the existing bias from the judges towards them, making them more likely to be sentenced to jail.People who's done bits and pieces of bad things and lacks boundaries
People who's done bits and pieces of troublesome things are more likely to be falsely accused of abuse and rape or even murder because their reputations are bad, making the law and society more likely to believe the accusers. They're likely drug addicts, bad temperaments and troublesome in relationships, or committed other offences in the past such as stealing. With a police record and reputation of being obnoxious, others and law are less likely to be on their side when they're accused of such behaviors. People who lack boundaries and can't communicate clearly are also more likely to be falsely accused of murder and abuse because they can't get their points across, and the accusers have personal vendettas towards them.