Juana Tinelli reported threats, and someone close to Marcelo's circle is being targeted
Juana Tinelli filed a formal complaint for intimidation and death threats with the Prosecutor's Office of the Public Ministry, accompanied by her parents, Marcelo Tinelli and Paula Robles. The case spread quickly and gained relevance in the media and on social networks.
In her lengthy statement, Juana explained: "For a long time, I chose to remain silent out of fear, out of love, and to protect those I love. But there are moments when silence becomes a burden". She then added: "I was threatened, and although I don't want to go into details, I understood that I can't keep living in fear because of decisions I didn't make".
In one of the most direct passages of the message, Juana hinted at her discomfort with her father's decisions. "I don't share or endorse many of the decisions my dad has made. Those actions led him to difficult moments that aren't my responsibility, but they do affect me deeply".
She also spoke about the weight of her last name: "Carrying this last name has always been a source of pride, but also a burden. Out of respect for that name, I choose to speak". Finally, she ended with a phrase that moved everyone: "I speak from love and from fear. I love him, but being his daughter can't mean living in fear".
Tension is rising around Juana Tinelli's family conflict after the model revealed on social media that she was a victim of threats. Her message, filled with anguish and courage, had a strong media impact and raised alarms about those closest to her.
After the post, the young woman made a decisive decision: she stopped following Marcelo Tinelli and her sister Candelaria on Instagram.
According to Laura Ubfal on Infama (América TV), the threat would come from someone very close to the Tinelli clan. The journalist said this on the show hosted by Marcela Tauro, where she provided details that could change the course of the investigation.
"The person who threatened Juana and the whole family was someone known and from the inner circle", Ubfal stated, without naming anyone. From a video call, Luis Ventura added his analysis and suggested that the threats could have economic motives linked to Marcelo's business activity.
When Tauro asked if it was an economic issue, Ventura was blunt: "Without any doubt". Minutes later, Ubfal specified: "I have the information, it's about football". Tauro agreed: "It's about San Lorenzo, he left there on bad terms".