"Unfounded is a case that police determined cannot meet criminal prosecution standard..."

I hope you're right.  I also hope that I am mistaken here, and I just missed something really important, but in all the articles written by the G&M on the "unfounded" issue, and in the police reaction to it NOT ONCE have I seen a clear statement of what the police interpretation of "Unfounded" means.  Surely that is the heart of this exercise. On the face of it, it is too easy for people (either gender, of any state of mind) to assume it means "I don't believe her."

Memo to police, coast to coast: stop using the word "unfounded"--even if it had legal, law-enforcement validation,  the word  is now forever tainted in the minds of millions.  Use ANOTHER word or phrase and better still, attach it to phrase that EXPLAINS what the means.