Legal Question in Legal Ethics in Georgia

The question is how confident are you that you are correct and do you have the money to spend on lawyers to defend you IF this woman is indeed depicted in the video and was falsely accused?

What purpose is this serving by posting possibly incorrect information?

There have been some court cases recently which have resulted in very high awards for plaintiffs who were defamed by tasteless videos of the sort you mention or by facebook posts. The defendants believed they could say or do what they wanted and refused to remove the information and ended up losing in court.

Defamation is making an untrue statement or depicting someone in a false light. Obviously accusing someone of having sex with an elderly patient of a nursing home is defamatory. However, the truth is a defense. So if I were you, I would check out the facts and see if the woman was indeed acquitted. If she was, then you would be well advised to take it down or run the risk of defending a defamation suit.

Litigation is very costly nowadays and this case is not going to be an exception. Unless you have the money to defend yourself I would take it down.

And I suggest that you maybe consider another line of work or hobby. Defaming others has no purpose. And even if the information is true, you are not a journalist and there are plenty of "news of the weird" sites run by others with the resources to sift through the facts to avoid situations like this.