But, Pandora 17, some people see the investigation itself as a justified affront, a justified insult to damage the self-respect or merit of the accused (and the nuncio, by "employee association"). Of  course, the accused can't have any good in him or merit because he has been accused! lol
Accusers love to feel superior to and above their own sense of justice -- they are absolutely positive the accused is guilty -- than to justice itself or to the mutations a jury (or an authority) takes to ascertain the innocence or guilt of an accused person. Justice is always wrong and in need of castration if the accused isn't guilty right away.