○One of the most controversial topics in the sports world is Omar Bravo and his indictment for aggravated child sexual abuse, an accusation whose origins were revealed by the detainee’s former partner. The former Chivas Rayadas del Guadalajara football player remains in custody pending prosecution by the Jalisco State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) authorities.
Omar Bravo has been in custody since October 5th, and his hearing will be held on the 10th. “Properly consolidated investigative files provided sufficient evidence at the hearing to establish warrant compliance charges, and the defendant’s defense acknowledged the constitutional 144-hour overlap,” state officials said in a statement.
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Omar Bravo’s ex Claudia Casas points out Cecilia Acevedo Montoya
As his appearance before the jury approaches, a series of rumors and versions have surfaced in recent days about who is behind the charges against Omar Bravo. Therefore, the former partner of the football player, Claudia Casas, released a statement denying the lawsuit. Woman denies involvement in charges that led to indictment of former Chivas striker
(…) Neither my daughter nor I have anything to do with this complaint
She clarified that neither she nor her daughter had anything to do with the lawsuit. “Through this statement, I wish to clarify and correct that the information I have disseminated in connection with the indictment that led to the indictment of Mr. Omar Bravo for allegedly participating in the crime of aggravated child sexual abuse is false. I would like to share that neither my daughter nor I have anything to do with the indictment.”
He said the information is incorrect because the complainant is Cecilia Acevedo Montoya, the victim’s mother identified by the initials ASI de RA Casas, and lamented that information that has no bearing on the truth is being spread and that the situation is causing stress, confusion and concern to the family. “The correct information is that the complainant is the victim’s mother, Mrs. Cecilia Acevedo Montoya, whose initials are ASI de RA.”
Attorney Juan Soltero claims Omar N. offered money to the victim.
In an interview with Primer Impacto (Univision) journalist Ahatsiri Cárdenas, the victim’s lawyer Juan Soltero revealed that the former Chivas striker manipulated the minor and even offered her money on several occasions. “There was always coercion: ‘If you don’t do it, I won’t help you anymore, your mother won’t help you anymore, and if you don’t do it, she’ll get angry,'” said the criminal lawyer. “There were also offers of money.”
Similarly, Juan Soltero confirmed that there is indeed video, audio, and screenshots that support Omar Bravo’s abuse of a young woman, now 17 years old. “In some parts of the video, you can hear sounds and voices and audio in parts that aren’t obvious, but you can see enough evidence of the images. Every time this subject proposed to her or said, ‘I’m going to go to your room,’ he said, ‘Come here,'” he said.
In the end, the criminal lawyer said the victim decided to press charges because of a conversation she had with her boyfriend. “The minor talked to her boyfriend and confessed what she was going through. And it was the boyfriend who said, ‘I have to talk to my mother because I can’t keep going like this.’ The minor, who was very brave, spoke to her mother and explained what was going on, and at that moment her mother took action,” he said.
