This Monday, the Argentine portal TN revealed some details of the hearing in which the footballers of Vélez, the Uruguayan, appeared last week Sebastian Sosa, Braian Cufré, Abiel Osorio and José Ignacio Florentín. The four were reported for sexual abuse by a 24-year-old journalist in Argentina’s Tucumán province, where the Liniers team was playing against local Atlético.
The judge ruled in the first instance that Florentín, Cufré and Osorio would serve 90 days in preventive detention, while Sosa would be free to await trial. Everyone must also pay a deposit of 50 million pesos.
The complainant explained this in the oral hearing The abuse he suffered would be “his prison,” because his life was “hell and a prison for three weeks.” “I am afraid that they will escape,” he added, since they “have the means and the opportunity to do so.”
“It wouldn’t seem fair to me that they spend the rest of the trial in a house, in a country house, with a swimming pool, with a football goal, having a good time when my life has been hell for three weeks,” said the woman.
The young woman explained that she could not go anywhere alone and that her photo, document, phone number and address were leaked. “You have not only taken away my dignity, my sexuality, but also my career, my dreams, my happiness, my smile and most of all my will to live, I am still alive and still stronger than ever.” and that is why I will report to ensure that justice is served,” he said.
This is what the complainant said He agreed to “voluntarily” go to the hotel where Sosa and his companions were, but said he made it clear that they “will not get lost.” “I gave my consent to leave voluntarily, but everything that happened after that was non-consensual. I agreed to go on a whim; I don’t accept everything that comes after.”
In addition, he pointed out that he did not file the complaint immediately because he did not have a “cold mind” and that he only “did not understand” what happened when Sosa wrote him two messages. “Sebastián Sosa starts telling me that my memories are about seeing him sleeping, that he sees me well, that I was always well, so what are we going to do? “Either he saw me, he was a luxury spectator of what the other three people did to me in varying moments, or he was asleep, as in my memories of his sleep.”
At another point in the statement the victim said this found “a big wad of money” in his underwear, and that should silence them. “The sight of me removing the silver bundle from my panties disgusts me. That they paid me for what they had done to me, or that they wanted to keep quiet about what they had done to me: one of the two things. Sure,” said the young woman.
