ELast Wednesday the authorities arrested Carlos Navarrothe former ‘Big Brother’ contestant known as ‘The Yoyas‘, after almost two years fled from justice due to a conviction of “continuous abuse” towards his ex-wife, Fayna Bethencourt. Since then, there have been many television programs that have talked about the case, which this Monday, July 1, had a new chapter after it was confirmed that it had been transferred to a sexist violence module from the Brians 2 prison, in Barcelona.
One of the programs that is continuously monitoring the case has been ‘TardeAR‘, Telecinco’s afternoon magazine that usually features Ana Rosa Quintanaalready on vacation and replaced by Beatriz Archidona. Marta Rodríguez, journalist of the program, has managed contact ‘El Yoyas’ via postal mail, receiving the answer this Monday and revealing his testimony from the set of the Mediaset group space.
In the aforementioned letter, which has been reviewed by Navarro’s lawyerthe television station assures that “It is still early” to know how he will be in prison, explaining that “the sentence is high”although at first It would have been “a direct third degree, but of course, if I had entered on the first day“, as he stated after speaking with the social worker and a psychologist.
Navarro: “Fayna took their phones away so she wouldn’t talk to them”
After this, Navarro takes the opportunity to defend against some accusationsstating that “In 2017 I had my children who when they told me to do activities, I couldn’t. Depression wouldn’t let me act“, he says, and then adds that “With this sentence and taking away my parental rights, I consider my relationship with my children lost.“.
According to him, his ex-wife prevented him from contacting his children, explaining that he no longer believes he can recover the relationship: “Fayna took their phones away so that she would not talk to them or listen to them until November 2020, the date of the trial. Now they no longer wait for me and I think they will never wait for me, that is the tear.“, Add.
Finally, Navarro concludes the letter by highlighting the support of your familywho says that they are the only ones who have always been with him: “Of course, I have support from my family and without them, the rest doesn’t matter.”
