New in the Payet case

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By: Manu Tournoux

Dimitri Payet's Brazilian adventure is coming to an end. In three weeks expires the contract of the playmaker at the Vasco Da Gama, Rio de Janeiro club. With the person concerned an average sports report (7 goals and 13 assists in 75 matches in all competitions). And above all a dirty business on the arms.

On March 29, Dimitri Payet found himself targeted by the complaint of a young woman, Larissa Ferrari, who accuses the ex-international tricolor ” of physical, psychological and sexual assaults ». Photos of bruises on the body in support. “”
They were always punishment. He always used this term “punishment”. He made me believe that I was guilty and that I deserved to be punished. And I thought about it. It was only after a therapy that I realized that I did not deserve it “, Dixit the complainant.

After investigation and hearing of the parties concerned, the Rio prosecutor's office, however, asked for this week the classification without follow -up of the file, for lack of evidence overwhelming the footballer. The public prosecutor noted a ” empathy “And a” narrow emotional relationship Between the victim and his alleged executioner. A conclusion from the analysis of the exchanges between the two lovers during their relationship.

The complainant calls against Payet

“” Conversations quickly took a sexual turn. Larissa and Dimitri, both consenting, showed a penchant for sadomasochistic sexual practices, including occasional physical assaults, part of the couple's fantasies and fetishismsunderlines the prosecution, relayed by a publication of the Media Globo group. At no time, in the exchange of messages, there was no indisposition, embarrassment or resentment concerning these treatments. »»

A lawyer by profession, Larissa Ferrari according to Brazilian justice would have attacked Dimitri Payet for a spite of love, noting that the latter remained involved in his family who remained in France. The Auriverde press specifies that the complainant has already called on this first verdict.