You clearly have no experience with university tribunals. The only path to getting a fair hearing is to retain a lawyer and threaten to sue the school. At which point there's a good chance the school's counsel realizes their case actually won't hold up in civil court, and the school backs off.

The glaring question is what evidence is there that this was not done with a remote-access trojan on her computer? The article says that other students' grades were changed, and I can think of no better cover than making sure the blame falls on someone else.