While the personal information of the plaintiff, a 39-year-old woman, has remained fairly confidential since the beginning of the case, one of the defense lawyers has revealed a (too) important detail.
The twists and turns have continued to pile up since the start of the Jegou-Auradou affair, two players from the France rugby team charged with the serious rape of a 39-year-old woman on the night of July 6-7 last summer. 15th Tour de France. While crucial details are obviously causing a lot of discussion, including the fact that the plaintiff failed to show up for her psychological evaluation tests yesterday, an error could be costly for the plaintiff's future.
As the Argentinian newspaper reports “memo”Rafael Cúneo Libarona, the lawyer of the two French internationals, made the mistake of revealing the applicant's last name during a press conference. A mistake immediately reported by Natacha Romano, the victim's lawyer, on Radio Jornada 91.9.
“Unfortunately, in his professional role, he made a huge mistake, a harm that will be irreparable to the victim and her family, bearing in mind that she has minor children and that the accompanying family, parents and brothers and sisters, have suffered as a result of this event,” she said, adding that the error constituted “insanity” as well as “negligence” that she hoped was “unintentional.” In the last hours, a crucial hearing was postponed until Tuesday, when the decision to close the case could be known.