2024-04-14 09:04:31
Jaime Vadell pointed out that “people are very vindictive in that sense and are very willing to accuse like this, without mercy of any kind, without having the slightest proof. If something comes out, there will be something!”
Actors like Jaime Vadell and Ramón Ñúñez came out in defense of Cristián Camposin response to the complaint for sexual abuse of Raffaella di Girolamo filed by the Trust Foundation.
In an interview with La Tercera, The protagonist of El Conde questioned whether Campos was targeted after learning of the complaint against him.
“You cannot follow the situation that someone like that is accused of, and immediately everyone judges him and he is almost already condemned (…). Nobody knows what the evidence is or what happened. Nothing. It’s a matter of someone saying it and that’s it, especially in relation to this type of problem,” Jaime Vadell accused.
The actor expressed that justice must investigate and take testimony from those involved, pointing out that “I think this is very screwed (…) Evidence has to be presented, there has to be a trial, you cannot judge like that, it is cruelty without a name.”
“People are very vindictive in that sense and are very willing to accuse like this, without mercy of any kind, without having the slightest proof. If something comes out, there will be something! ”She added.
A similar position had the theater director Ramón Núñez, who even postulated that he would put his hands on the fire for Cristián Campos.
“I see this whole case as something painful, I find it unfair, because social networks, the newspapers, already have it victimizedwhen this has not even reached the hands of justice,” said the actor.
Núñez made it clear that “I do not have a single complaint about Cristián, on the contrary, it is constant praise, For his sense of humor, for his chivalry, for his rectitude, for his professionalism, what is happening seems so aberrant to me.”
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