The complainant had fifteen “injuries” on his body.

“There are fifteen marks, what we call lesions. It is not clear whether they are from blows or pressure (editor’s note, applied to the skin),” said Martín Ahumada, spokesman for the Mendoza province judiciary on Monday. These 15 “lesions” were found on the bodies of the complainants in the aggravated rape case of French rugby players Hugo Auradou and Oscar Jegou, who are accused in Argentina.

The complainant’s lawyer, Natasha Romano, confirmed that this information comes from the forensic report following the examination carried out on Sunday, July 7, the day the complainant filed the complaint accusing the two French internationals of aggravated rape.

‘Fake news’

“(The complainant) had bruises on his back, bites, scratches and blows to his chest, legs and ribs,” Maître Romano said. Antoine WeyA player’s lawyer responded in an interview with the RMC channel, calling it “total fake news” and speaking of “inferred, disjointed” information.

The two 21-year-old players are accused of raping the complainant on the night of July 6-7 in a room at the Diplomatic Hotel in Mendoza, 1,000 km west of the Argentine capital, where France XV had just played a test match against Argentina, where both had previously been in the blue starting lineup. The two players admitted to having sex with the 39-year-old complainant, but claimed that it was consensual and denied any form of violence.

They were arrested on July 8 in Buenos Aires, where the French delegation was returning, and were transferred to Mendoza on July 11, where they were charged the next day with aggravated rape, as it was committed during a meeting. They were placed under house arrest and left the detention center on July 17.