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FIFA-sponsored pedophilia and abuse: shocking revelations about French football
Investigative journalist Romain Molina alleges criminal conduct by FIFA and teams in French football, including a rendering of rape cases: "Football has a dark side.
After I got to know him, I started to hate the industry. "
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Friday, 19 November 2021, 08:27
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A senior investigative journalist claims that the conduct in the world of football is criminal and criminal, and allegedly reveals a series of cases in French football in which stories of atrocities were covered up and silenced. Journalist Romain Molina, formerly of CNN, BBC and The Guardian, explained last night that he has been conducting in-depth research in recent years after the world of football. "Football has a dark side that people do not know. The more you know about the industry, the more you hate it. In rooms, unbearable things happen there."
At the center were Molina's claims against Perlan Mandy, the Real Madrid defender and the French national team. He said that in 2018, while Mandy belonged to Lyon, he attacked a woman with punches and kicks, inflicted bruises on her head and even exposed his penis in her face while she was bleeding on the floor. As a result of the attack the same woman was hospitalized and suffered physical and mental scars, however the case was silenced by Lyon at the time so she could sell him to a large group - which indeed happened in the end when he was acquired by Real Madrid in 2019.
"Since that incident, Mandy's family has severed all ties with him. His parents have been broken since that incident, but no one knows about it, and it's just completely insane. Such incidents make me want to stop exploring the world of football because it seems lost to me in advance." , Molina argued.
He said, "Mandy has been suffering from alcohol addiction for years. He was also caught driving while intoxicated while playing Bella Hubber and the club swept it under the table."
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Lyon did everything to silence the complainant.
Perlan Mandy (Photo: Reuters)
Another case that allegedly took place and was revealed by Molina, concerns striker Elijah Wahi, a Montpellier player. He claims that while Shawhi was playing in Cannes' youth department, he sexually assaulted boys younger than him, and used to lock them in the bathroom with him and force them to masturbate. When some of them complained, Kahn released Wahi immediately but refrained from contacting police for fear of damaging the club’s image.
Molina also claims that a well-known youth coach in France was known to be harassing, and in some cases even came with boys in sexual contact. A senior French football team that employed him covered the case, and did not prevent the coach from continuing to work in other youth departments in the future.
Molina claims that the criminal conduct of football goes beyond the borders of France.
According to him, a girls' academy run by FIFA in the Congo employed a coach known as a serial rapist. He said rape cases at the academy in question were a systematic matter, and more than 400 girls were sexually assaulted. A staff member at the academy raped her. Also, Molina even attacked Megan Rafino, possibly the world famous footballer and who was known as an activist. "Girl rape does not really interest her," he said.
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"Rapino only cares about money, not raping girls" (Photo: Reuters)
Molina promises that his disturbing exposures will continue.
"If these publications paint a disturbing picture, wait for the exposures I will publish in April and March. After these publications, the football world will no longer be the way it used to be."
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