The former winner of Big Brother is accused of corruption of minors. The judge did not grant the request for prescription and annulment of the defense.
The former winner of Big Brother accused by corruption of minors, Marcelo Corazza could go back to prison after a legal setback against him. Judge Sánchez Sarmiento did not allow the prescription and annulment requests presented by the defense.
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will remain now see what the judge decides in response to the request of the prosecutor Lugones so that Corazza goes back to prison. The famous was released in relation to an act of sexual abuse that occurred in 2001but the prosecutor maintains that he should be investigated by his relationship to the band of corruption of minors that were part of the three other defendants in the cause.


Judge Sánchez Sarmiento and prosecutor Lugones charged Corazza and three other defendants with “having formed an organization aimed at recruiting minors and adults in vulnerable situationsin order to submit them to the practice of sexual relations and sexual exploitation without your consent, either for the exchange of money or for personal or third-party satisfaction”.
In his statement before the court, the former Big Brother participant stated: “I have a family, a great-nephew, a thirteen-year-old godson and I am disgusted by everything I heard. I can’t believe they can get to read all of this. Never in my life had I had a relationship with a minor, I wouldn’t think of it, for God’s sake“.
In the case, Corazza is mentioned in an event that occurred in 2001, when according to the victim, The winner of Big Brother took him in his private car to the Costanera Sur and there a situation of alleged abuse occurred.
Source: Ambito

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