The young Camilla, who denounces that for months she experienced episodes of physical, sexual and psychological violence with her ex-partner, and that his family knew and asked her not to speak, asks the Prosecutor’s Office not to file the complaint she filed.
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Camilla publicly denounces that although the first months of her courtship with Sebastián V., when she had just returned from England to study, were a dream, in 2020 with her quarantine she lived through hell after being beaten, sexually abused and severely affected on a psychological level: « Making me understand that nothing was serious enough for me to talk about it, that Sebastian was not the culprit but that I should forgive all his actions.
The relationship started at the end of 2019.
From the courtship between the gentleman and the ideal woman, as both saw each other, he turned to violence during the quarantine.
Since they had been in a relationship for a few months, they decided that Camilla would go with her boyfriend’s family to quarantine in 2020.
He managed to document several injuries and bruises on his body.
There, in the middle of the confinement, the problems began for the young woman. She was alone.
His mother DM, “spoke to me to tell us that we should grow up, let him pass, that we were very nice as a couple but please let us resolve it between ourselves and not tell anyone.”
Especially that her boyfriend’s father did not find out about the attacks.
As she explains in a video, her ex-partner humiliated her for not being a millionaire “like his ex-girlfriend”, because of how she dressed.
Camilla’s complaint indicates that several attacks occurred in the house.
According to the young woman’s summary, the stormy relationship became even more complicated when his behavior and what he said to her frequently led her to be insecure, jealous, to think that she would lose him and there would be no one better, and then he fought with her to be So.
She ended up estranged from her family, friends.
Physical assaults
Camilla denounces that Sebastián allegedly assaulted her on multiple occasions at home, when they were alone, even in the middle of family outings.
One of the beatings was in El Peñón. Where even, his brother-in-law tried to intervene but “he pushed him out of the room.”
He would even have taken photos and videos of an intimate nature, “to manipulate me and not talk to anyone.”
In November 2020, in La Calera, during a meeting of friends, it was the hardest beating.
The blow that she denounces, Sebastián gave her when they were going through La Calera in his truck.
There, he assaulted her and broke her nose.
She, bloody, tried to ask for help and could not, managed to upload a piece of her bleeding video on Instagram “but he took my cell phone and deleted it.”
A man who was passing and saw strange movements in the truck, helped her and called the police. But, Camilla points out that “given the level of manipulation that he exerted on me, I refused to report.”
And although she was driving in a state of exasperation, as she explains, the police did not call Tránisto and he was not arrested that day for that offense.
From what happened, she told her friends and family that she had an accident. Trying to hide
‘Subdued’
He criticized her for crying, they went to a hotel where they stayed for more than two days.
While her mother was looking for her in the company of her girlfriend’s family.
The family of her ex-partner even hired a conflict management coach so that they could resolve their courtship. Complaint that they even offered him money.
He complained that he even received death threats, that they were going to harm him.
Even so, the relationship continued and also the attacks: “The violence increased but my attachment to him also increased.”
Moment when her boyfriend was taking money from her card.
Until the middle of the year 2021, the relationship continued. One of the last episodes was after a rumba; “He hit me, put a pillow on me, suffocated me.”
Camilla points out that she has decided to publicly denounce so that the prosecution’s complaint advances, “because I fear for my safety and that of my family, and my close friends.”
This was Camilla’s story:
