The Court of Seville again filed a complaint for alleged sexual abuse against William Carvalho, thus ratifying the decision already taken by the Court of Instruction number 9 of Seville a few months ago, when it agreed to the temporary dismissal and archiving of the open case for an alleged crime of sexual assault -attack against the Real Betis footballer by removing the possibility of a relationship taking place “non-consensual” between the complainant and the person investigated, reports Abc.
On September 2, the Seventh Section of the Court ruled that The complainant’s version is “baseless”, while dismissing the woman’s accusation of chemical submission. It confirms the decision already made by the Justice in June, when the Court of Instruction number 9 decided that “neither the past events, nor the contemporaries, nor the subsequent ones” in those reported, which took place in August 2023, ” does not prove the version that there was a non-consensual relationship or one that affected the victim’s ability to prevent him from giving that consent.”
The judge emphasized that “the two knew each other before and several months before they had a relationship, from that point, and according to the complainant himself, he maintained contact through messages, phone calls or video calls”, until, at a certain moment, “reconciled they spent several days. together in Seville “.
The footballer took care of “everything needed to manage plane tickets and accommodation, and it is noteworthy that the complainant himself said in his statement that he was surprised that they were not staying at his house, such was the level of trust in the relationship. “which he was somehow proud of at the time.”
“That is, there are no signs that the complainant was affected in his abilities by drinking alcohol that occurred some time before,” according to the magistrate. The complainant said he had two beers, two glasses of white wine and a small glass of red. But the judge insisted: “he entered the room with the person under investigation without any opposition and without showing signs of affectation.”
The young woman “did not show signs of doubt or thought that a non-consensual relationship had taken place the next morning, as she did not tell any of the people she spoke to, including the person under investigation, that she felt bad about relationship, ” and even “concluded that he was interested in seeing him in all the subsequent contacts that, through WhatsApp, he was with the person under investigation”, asking him to change the ticket to delay the return. “Upon verifying the interrogated person’s lack of interest in seeing him again, he made his discomfort known and decided latercoming to Ibiza, report the facts”, concluded the judge.
Source: La Verdad
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