Overview
- Journalist Javier Ceriani released videos said to be recorded by Julián Figueroa that show Imelda Tuñón striking her head on the floor and Julián documenting a bloodied hand he attributes to a bite.
- Tuñón says the clips were manipulated or taken out of context, accuses Marco Chacón of controlling Julián’s phone and leaking private material, and states she will pursue legal action invoking Ley Olimpia.
- Broadcaster Gustavo Adolfo Infante presented an alternate account suggesting the dispute followed a public slap and an invasion of Tuñón’s privacy, framing the footage as a crisis response rather than staged self‑harm.
- Tuñón also alleged Chacón contributed to Figueroa’s death by arranging a naltrexone implant without accompanying therapy, a claim reported from her Instagram posts that has not been legally established.
- The leak follows Tuñón’s separate Instagram video featuring her son criticizing Maribel Guardia, and unverified tabloid claims have circulated about more serious wrongdoing without independent corroboration.