Cristiano Ronaldo ontkent verkrachting, Der Spiegel gaat in de tegenaanval en gooit bewijslast op Twitter

"Ze willen zelf beroemd worden door mijn naam te besmeuren", reageerde CR7. Ronaldo besloot via de Duitse topadvocaat Christian Schertz  het medium aan te klagen.

Christoph Winterbach, sportjournalist van Der Spiegel, gaat nu in de tegenaanval met de publicatie van 24 tweets. Daarin reconstrueert hij het verhaal van de verkrachting die negen jaar geleden plaatsvond. Verder laat Winterbach documenten zien die zijn versie moeten staven. Wordt ongetwijfeld vervolgd.

I would advise that people interested in our story go read it first @spiegelonline (https://t.co/fwv26PhCSx) before making up their minds about it. I would also recommend to not insult us or Kathryn Mayorga because you don't want to read anything negative about #CR7. 23/24

— Christoph Winterbach (@derWinterbach) 30 september 2018

25/24: This is an excerpt from the police report from June 13, 2009 when Kathryn Mayorga called police to report about the alleged rape committed by Cristiano Ronaldo but refused to say his name. "Type 426" is Police code for sexual assault. pic.twitter.com/WsLgqmcSPi

— Christoph Winterbach (@derWinterbach) 30 september 2018

"In the document, X says that she was lying on her side. 'I entered her from behind. It was rude. (...) She said that she didn't want to, but she made herself available.'"
Our full story about the rape accusations against #Ronaldo (which he denies) is now available in English: pic.twitter.com/Gw65xlt1ty

— Rafael Buschmann (@Rafanelli) 30 september 2018

The statement was not only untruthful (it suggested that we didn't have signed documents and couldn't identify Ronaldo. That was not true, and we proved it), it also suggested that @Cristiano's lawyers didn't abide by the settlement terms. 5/24 pic.twitter.com/5GBuEdf3jQ

— Christoph Winterbach (@derWinterbach) 30 september 2018