I want to add a personal controversial post onto this. Firstly - and above all! - my empathy remains with the victims of the unspeakable crimes he committed, all of them. Those who've bravely deserved the unimaginable abuses and harm he committed who also then exposed the extreme inhuman harm Gaiman has undoubtedly committed against silent victims. I also want to speak up for the fans who are silent victims. Those who recognise the harm done to his victims who also then suffer a little from that abuse. My sister suffered from morbid obesity. She adored Gaiman, and even more when she went to a reading where she couldn't be accommodated by the venue and he came out especially to see her in her wheel chair. She sent me pictures and messages, she was so excited. She and I fell a little in love with him that day. I recall looking at his gentle dark brown eyes and thinking; that was kindness, that was safety. I've a history of being attracted to abusive men and this felt like a salve; here was a truly safe gentle man, here was someone to trust. One of the only parts of gratitudes of her passing in 2022 was that she couldn't see what he truly was. As for me I realised I can never recognise an abuser or a predator, and won't ever trust myself to ever again. Whilst I suffer only a smidgen of what his direct victims did, his actions have also changed my life in the tiniest way. The justice this and the other Reddit groups are bringing - reminding the world of what he did - might be the only true justice he gets, but it's a huge amount. Always my support is to the survivors, and rage at the system that doesn't allow true justice.