Woman Accuses Ronaldo Of Rape, Coercion

Cristiano Ronaldo

A Las Vegas lady has openly approached with assault assertions against Portugal and Juventus genius Cristiano Ronaldo. 

Kathryn Mayorga said the Portuguese footballer assaulted her in a Las Vegas inn in 2009 while she more than once shouted no, as per a claim documented Friday in Clark County. 

After the assault, as indicated by the claim, Ronaldo apologized, "expressing he was sad, he was normally a refined man." The claim affirms that Ronaldo himself told his group of fixers that "she said 'no' and 'stop' a few times." 

Mayorga's claim blames Ronaldo and his group for exploiting her delicate enthusiastic state to force her into marking a settlement and nondisclosure assention in 2009. She asserts she got $375,000 in return for her quiet; her claim looks to void the settlement and assention. 

At the point when come to by CNN, Mayorga's lawyer declined to remark past information disclosed in the claim. 

Ronaldo's agents denied the assault affirmations when German production Der Spiegel initially announced them in 2017. After the outlet broke the news of the claim on Friday in a meeting with Mayorga, Ronaldo's legal counselor called the announcing "glaringly unlawful." 

"It disregards the individual privileges of our customer Cristiano Ronaldo in a particularly genuine way. This is a forbidden detailing of doubts in the zone of protection," legal counselor Christian Schertz said in an announcement. 

Ronaldo seemed to question the cases in an Instagram live post on Friday: "What they said today, counterfeit — counterfeit news. They need to advance by my name. It's ordinary. They need to be popular — to state my name. Better believe it yet it's a piece of the activity. I'm a cheerful man and all, all great."