Also, you were downvoted but you shouldn't have been -- you raise IMO a valid concern. Pro-state bots?
Re-read The Tor Project's statement before you start throwing out wild conspiracy theories, seriously. As they say
"We have been working with a legal firm that specializes in employment issues including sexual misconduct. They are advising us on how to handle this, and we intend to follow their advice."
But anything much more then that at this point is effectively certain to be at best partially correct, at worst outright mistaken, with endless potential for legally shooting themselves in the gut and/or, ignoring law entirely, burning bridges and hurting important team members down the road. The wheels will and should turn consistently, but with deliberation and care as well. It's always possible to say more later, and should there be a criminal and/or civil trial then of course much would come out there, but what one says cannot be unsaid, so when in doubt silence is best. That's true in general, let alone with a sensitive, targeted and specialized project like Tor.
I'm annoyed that the parody showed up before details of the "misconduct" did.