Overview
- On Monday, Jefferson Farfán posted a roughly 22‑minute video that says surveillance footage shows Magaly Medina arriving at the Surco parish at 9:04 a.m. and leaving six minutes later, questioning records that show 76 hours over eight days.
- The Poder Judicial reportedly rejected the materials Farfán filed in the case, raising objections about the origin and admissibility of the videos under judicial chain‑of‑custody rules.
- Medina has denied the accusations, published her own photos and clips showing administrative and archiving work inside a closed parish office, and told lawyers to file legal actions for alleged defamation.
- The video went live during Medina’s program and triggered vigorous social‑media reaction and viewer demands for answers, intensifying reputational pressure on both public figures.
- The dispute remains active in court and on television, and its next phase will hinge on whether either side can formally present admissible evidence or press civil claims over reputation and proof.