The tenor is quoted in telephone conversations as part of an investigation into the Villa Crespo sect, camouflaged in a yoga school in Buenos Aires
Placido Domingo is back in the spotlight. An open investigation in Argentina has implicated him in a sexual exploitation conspiracy dismantled by federal police in Buenos Aires over the weekend with a search of 50 homes and the arrest of 19 people, according to the El Pais newspaper.
Among the seized items is a recording that is said to show Domingo negotiating sexual service with a woman who is part of the cult. In it, in which two other men participate, you can hear how the woman, identified as Mendy, indicates that the tenor would visit her: «Plácido said that he could come and visit us, that is, that he would come and visit me. Because he’s going home to New York and he remembered yesterday.”
In a second audio, a man can be heard saying, “If we leave dinner, we’ll come separately. We’ll do it that way because when I go upstairs, my agents will go to the room and they’ll stay on the same floor.” According to the audio and research, the person speaking would be the tenor and conductor.
Plácido Domingo had to give an explanation in 2020 after the Mee Too movement accused him of alleged intimidation of co-stars and abuse of power. On that occasion, the artist himself was forced to apologize by means of a statement in which he took all “responsibility for his actions”.
But the network with which the soprano is now connected is with the Villa Crespo sect, an organization born in the 1980s that created foundations dedicated to money laundering in operations carried out by its followers through alleged cultural activities. .
It is a network that was camouflaged in an alleged yoga school. In particular, it was known as a “horror cult” as its leaders deprived its followers of their possessions and forced women into prostitution.
Source: La Verdad
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