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A U.S. appeals court ruled in favor of Cristiano Ronaldo, rejecting an appeal by the lawyer for Kathryn Mayorga to reopen a case alleging the soccer player of raping her in 2009.
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Allegri: Ronaldo Tenang dan Santai Hadapi Kasus Pemerkosaannya
Liputanviral - Pelatih Juventus Massimiliano Allegri enggan mengomentari banyak kasus tuduhan pemerkosaan Cristiano Ronaldo. Tapi, ia menilai CR7 cukup tenang dan santai. Kasus pemerkosaan Ronaldo pada Kathryn Mayorga, wanita asal Amerika Serikat, kembali menghangat. Yang terbaru, penyerang asal Portugal itu diminta mengirim sampel DNA guna proses penyelidikan. Allegri pun ditanya soal kasus yang merundung sang bintang. Ia enggan membahasnya, namun menegaskan Ronaldo cukup santai dan tenang menghadapinya. "Ini masalah pribadi dan saya di sini untuk berbicara tentang sepakbola. Ini adalah empat bulan yang sangat menantang dan sekarang kami harus bekerja keras untuk memainkan 36 pertandingan yang mungkin kami miliki sebaik yang kami bisa," kata Allegri dilansir ESPN. "Tetapi Cristiano tenang dan santai, dan saya mendasarkan penilaian saya pada hal itu. Selebihnya, bukan urusan saya untuk membicarakan masalah pribadi," sambung sang pelatih. Ronaldo kemungkinan bakal dimainkan Allegri saat Juventus menghadapi Bologna di Coppa Italia. Itu akan menjadi debut mantan pemain Sporting Lisbon, Manchester United, dan Real Madrid berlaga di Coppa Italia. Musim ini, Ronaldo menjadi andalan Juventus.Ia sudah mencetak 15 gol untuk Bianconeri, 14 di Liga Italia dan satu gol lagi di Liga Champions. Read the full article
German publication standing by reportage of Ronaldo rape allegation documents
German publication standing by reportage of Ronaldo rape allegation documents ##Cristianoronaldo ##Fernandosantos
Kathryn Mayorga (Left) who is the alleged rape victim of Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly feeling a bit of trauma while also contemplating suicide The German publication which did the reportage of the rape allegation against Cristiano Ronaldo is standing by the documents it used.
It has entrusted the documents which it used in its story, insisting it has “no reason” to question their authenticity.
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Newly-appointed Las Vegas lawyer labels Ronaldo rape allegations as complete fabrications
Newly-appointed Las Vegas lawyer labels Ronaldo rape allegations as complete fabrications ##Cristianoronaldo
Lawyers Leslie Stovall (Left) and Larissa Drohobyczer, representing Kathryn Mayorga, speak during a news conference Cristiano Ronaldo’s newly-appointed Las Vegas lawyer, Leslie Stovall has labelled allegations of rape against the Juventus talisman as “complete fabrications”.
And in justifying his client, the attorney has said what happened between Ronaldo and Kathryn Mayorga was “consensual in…
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Lawyers representing the woman who has accused Cristiano Ronaldo of raping her have said she has been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress and depression because of the alleged 2009 attack in Las Vegas. Kathryn Mayorga’s lawyer, Leslie Stovall, told reporters on Wednesday that a psychiatrist’s medical opinion is that Ms Mayorga’s psychological injuries made her “incompetent” to legally reach a non-disclosure settlement with the footballer’s representatives in 2010. Ms Mayorga filed a lawsuit last week seeking to void the agreement she claims to have signed while accepting $375,000 to keep quiet about the alleged encounter. Watch moreRonaldo has denied the accusations of rape against him, saying on Twitter that he had a “clear conscience”. Las Vegas police say they’ve reopened their investigation of a sexual assault complaint filed nine years ago. Ms Mayorga Lawyers, who sued Ronaldo in a district court in Clark County, Nevada on Thursday, said the soccer star has 20 days from the filing of the lawsuit to respond. She has left Las Vegas to escape the attention on her case, her lawyers said at a news conference, in which Ms Mayorga was not present. leftCreated with Sketch. rightCreated with Sketch. 1/50 3 October 2018Quake survivors make their way past a washed out passenger ferry in Wani, Indonesia’s Central Sulawesi, after an earthquake and tsunami hit the area on September 28. Nearly 1,400 people are now known to have died as UN officials warned the “needs remain vast” for both desperate survivors and rescue teams still searching for victims AFP/Getty 2/50 2 October 2018US first lady Melania Trump holds a baby during a visit to a hospital in Accra, Ghana. 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On 22 August, 27 unaccompanied minors were let off from the ship, assisted by Red Cross, UNHCR and Save the Children EPA 40/50 25 August 2018Rohingya refugees during a protest march after attending a ceremony to remember the first anniversary of a military crackdown that prompted a massive exodus of people from Myanmar to Bangladesh, at the Kutupalong refugee camp in Ukhia AFP/Getty 41/50 24 August 2018US President Donald Trump sits with children during a tour of Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, Ohio AFP/Getty 42/50 23 August 2018Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull speaks to the media during a press conference at Parliament House in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia EPA 43/50 22 August 2018High waves hit Jeju Island, South Korea, as powerful Typhoon Soulik gradually approaches the Korean Peninsula EPA 44/50 21 August 2018A Palestinian man throws his child in the air following morning prayers marking the first day of Eid al-Adha celebrations on the compound known to Muslims as al-Haram al-Sharif in Jerusalem’s Old City. Eid al-Adha is the holiest of the two Muslims holidays celebrated each year, it marks the yearly Muslim pilgrimage (Hajj) to visit Mecca, the holiest place in Islam. Muslims slaughter a sacrificial animal and split the meat into three parts, one for the family, one for friends and relatives, and one for the poor and needy Reuters 45/50 20 August 2018South Korean Lee Keum-seom, 92, meets with her North Korean son Ri Sung Chol, 71, during a separated family reunion meeting at the Mount Kumgang resort on the North’s southeastern coast. Dozens of elderly and frail South Koreans met their Northern relatives for the first time since the peninsula and their families were divided by war nearly seven decades ago AFP/Getty 46/50 19 August 2018The flag of the United Nations flying at half-mast to mark the death of former United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan, at the European headquarters in Geneva. Kofi Annan died on 18 August, aged 80 EPA 47/50 18 August 2018Newly appointed Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan inspects the guard of honor on his arrival in the Prime Minister House during a ceremony in Islamabad. Imran Khan was sworn in at a ceremony in Islamabad, ushering in a new political era as the World Cup cricket hero officially took the reins of power in the nuclear-armed country PID/AFP/Getty 48/50 17 August 2018Muslim pilgrims walk out after the Friday prayer at the Grand mosque ahead of annual Haj pilgrimage in the holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia Reuters 49/50 16 August 2018A man wades through flooded water in Kochi, Kerala state, India. According to reports, the region is on a high alert with schools and offices been closed due to the rising water levels of Periyar river after the gates of the Idukki reservoir were opened. The area has been hit by heavy rains that caused floods and reportedly killed at least 65 people EPA 50/50 15 August 2018Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi greets schoolchildren after his speech as part of India’s 72nd Independence Day celebrations which marks the 71st anniversary of the end of British colonial rule, at the Red Fort in New Delhi AFP/Getty “She has decided not to make herself available to the media and stay out of the public because of her emotional state,” lawyer Leslie Stovall told the news conference. “It is not pleasant for her.” Her lawyers said they are considering whether to release documents related to the case including police reports, medical records, and an out-of-court settlement that included a non-disclosure agreement about the incident. The lawsuit, which seeks more than $200,000 in damages, names as defendants Ronaldo and an unnamed team of fixers described as “personal reputation protection specialists” hired to make the situation go away. Lawyers for Ronaldo on Friday threatened to sue German magazine Der Spiegel that published “blatantly illegal” accusations by Ms Mayorga. Der Spiegel’s deputy editor-in-chief, Alfred Weinzierl, told Reuters on Sunday that the magazine had worked professionally, laid out the evidence and stood by its story, which it said was allowed under Germany’s press law. Agencies contributed to this report Follow the Independent Sport on Instagram here, for all of the best images, videos and stories from around the sporting world. Source link The post Ronaldo rape accuser suffering from post-traumatic stress, lawyers say appeared first on 10z Soccer. #WorldCup #KathrynMayorga #KafrLusin
