Darío Giordano Rejected Valentine Yankelevich’s Allegations of Violence: “Never Happened”
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The producer shared a text in which he gave his version of the facts."Neither before nor after Romina's death were there episodes of these characteristics in our family," he said.
Following her son’s public complaint, Romina Yan’s ex-partner shared an extensive statement in which she stated that “there was no evidence” to point him out for aggressive behaviors.
After being accused by his son Valentin Yankelevich of beating him and psychologically raping him after Romina Yan's death, Darío Giordano issued a statement in which he offered his version and denied the ill-treatment. "I reject the accusations of violence that are attributed to me," he said, while pointing at the maternal grandfather, Gustavo Yankelevich, although without naming it: "There are powerful people who have the possibility of instal…
Following Valentine Yankelevich's complaint, Romina Yan's husband defended himself against the charges and denied having been violent.
Romina Yan's ex-husband issued an extensive discharge after his son Valentin's harsh statements. He denied the episodes of mistreatment, recalled his dismissal from justice in 2018 and apologized for "not being up to it" during the family duel.
Romina Yan’s widower denied the accusations following Valentin Yankelevich’s testimony about the episodes of ill-treatment he claimed he had lived after his mother’s death. “Neither before nor after Romina’s death were there episodes of that kind in our family,” he said. Read more
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