Okay, so first of all, I don't know who you are or why you care (though I have a guess), but it sounds like you want to stir up shit. He's not at the academy any more. He is being replaced with another excellent black belt who was hand-picked by Demian Maia to lead the BJJ program at Evolucao, so of course any mention of Fernando has been taken down. Would you prefer that they left his picture on the website with a big red X through it? What did you think was going to happen?
I am most definitely not saying that the accusations aren't proven until trial, and you only got that by misinterpreting what I wrote. I said that the people who actually know the details have been warned by the police to be careful about what they say in public before trial. I was the one who called the police, so I know EXACTLY what happened, and the police were the ones who suggested that I not talk about the details in public. If you want to know why, call the police and ask them, or talk to a lawyer.
If you own an academy or work for someone who does--I'm pretty confident I know either who you are or who you work for--you must know the legal implications of a business talking about an employee who has been charged but not convicted.
I am a paying student at Evolucao, and I've been training there for a couple of months. I have no financial interest in the gym, and I do not speak for or represent the gym or its management in any way apart from coaching our competitors at Omar's tournament this weekend. I am a woman who looks out for her friends and training partners, and who tries very hard to do the right thing even though it isn't the easy thing. I spoke with one of the victims about this thread last night and asked her what she was comfortable with me saying. So why don't you wait until we work that out? At her request I have spoken privately with a few of the male black belts and some of the female blue/purple/brown belts in the community and told them the story, so it's not like the information isn't out there. Or you can contact me privately and I will meet you in person. Again, my name is Alaina Hardie, the pink-haired BJJ girl you see at all of the tournaments, and all you have to do is ask any number of my friends at your academy for my phone number.