The national team player Argentina and world champion in the 2022 Qatar CupÁngel Di María, had a quite noble and empathetic gesture when he offered his resounding support to the journalist from his native Rosario, Juan Pedro Aleart, who had the courage to reveal on air the sexual abuse that he and his sisters suffered at the hands of his own father and also his uncle.
After the heartbreaking and shocking testimony of the host of the news program on Canal Tres de RosarioDi María, who today lives at Benfica in Portugal, sent a message of solidarity to Aleart through a private message on the social network Instagram.
The journalist himself shared the message that ‘El Fideo’ sent him with everyone his followers and also took the opportunity to thank him for the gesture and also his wife Jorgelina Cardoso: “Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”
Words from ‘El Fideo’ Di María
“Hello John. First of all, tell you that Jor told me that you were talking and he told me who you were and what we played when we were kids. When he told me I remembered those moments when we were kids. “You didn’t change anything,” began the message from the former Rosario Central player in the Argentine professional soccer league.
‘El Fideo’ also made it clear that he highly valued the bravery on the part of the driver when revealing everything he suffered in his youth with his brothers: “Then, write to you for the balls you have to see (for having) been able to tell all that. To be able to get out of that darkness. It makes me happy that this is the case and that today little by little you are better and happier, after all that horror. I send you a big hug and I hope you continue to improve day by day.”
The journalist also had quite warm words for ‘Angelito’
“Dear Angel. You can’t imagine how I would like to have a talk with you. No cameras or microphones. You made me so happy when I was having such a bad time, I always felt identified with you, that you fought to the death and that you overcame all the obstacles. You crashed into the wall so many times until you broke it. And you did it. Today I can say that I feel something very similar. I hug you tightly and I hope we can meet in Rosario,” Aleart replied.
Aleart made the decision to publicly denounce his father and also his uncle for all the mistreatment and abuse that he suffered from each of them throughout his childhood and also adolescence. His father, it should be noted, committed suicide weeks ago, and Aleart accused him of having sexually abused him and also his sister when he was only 3 years old.
“My father, in addition to being violent, sexually abused my sister from the age of three onwards, He being HIV positive. Fortunately, he did not infect her, but I am a witness to her panic attacks, deep anxiety attacks, insomnia, hair loss, and loss of body weight. And I know that he thought about how to take his life as a result of everything my father did to him,” the journalist began by explaining.
“I was a witness because my father sexually abused my sister in front of me when I was a child. He sexually abused my sister and made everything seem like a game. They made me and my brother believe that my sister was exaggerated and that she was crazy. “My mother was both a victim of all this and an accomplice.”
“But justice took its time. And my father was notified of this criminal complaint three weeks ago. Not wanting to face everything he had done, the atrocity, the barbarity that he had committed, he decided to take his own life,” he said. And she told her sister: “I want to tell you, Sofi, that the horror movie is over.”
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