Overview
- An audio circulating online, attributed to Imelda Tuñón, claims José Manuel Figueroa abused his brother Julián, but outlets report the recording lacks independent verification and context.
- Tuñón has since said the recording could be artificial and declined to confirm it, while TV host Gustavo Adolfo Infante asserted she sent him the audio before it was removed at her lawyers’ request.
- José Manuel Figueroa declined to discuss the allegation and signaled he may pursue legal options, according to recent interviews and program reports.
- Tuñón accuses Marco Chacón of leaking an intimate video from Julián’s phone and says she will invoke Mexico’s Ley Olimpia; Chacón denies wrongdoing and has said a naltrexone implant was Julián’s decision.
- A former friend, Nagibe Abudd, alleged Tuñón used substances and was violent toward Julián and their child, as Tuñón promotes paid Instagram content for her account of the relationship and the unresolved legal disputes over custody and the estate continue.