Note that the Github blog post briefly summarizes the results of the investigation (acknowledging "errors in judgment" from Preston-Werner and wife but nothing else), but that's basically it --- nothing at all about who the investigators talked to, or about what. And no response whatever to Horvath's specific accusations (e.g., about a coworker sabotaging her work after she turned him down for a date).

Saying anything about who the investigators are, who they talked to, or what they talked about is probably an extremely unwise move.

You and I and most people on HN will probably never the report, just like we won't see Ms. Horvath's HR file. That's okay.

There is a huge minefield of HR laws they have to step around. You basically can't discuss anything publicly.

It was the #1 story on HN when you posted this. Still is.