Swedish prosecutors announced the closure of the rape investigation related to Kylian Mbappe's visit to Stockholm due to insufficient evidence, despite earlier allegations. Lead investigator Marina Chirakova stated, 'During the course of the investigation, there has been a designated person suspected on reasonable grounds of rape... but my assessment is that the evidence is not sufficient to proceed and the investigation is therefore closed.' This finding signals the complexity of high-profile allegations in the realm of sports.
The investigation into Mbappe, who was not named publicly by prosecutors, faced criticism and debate around the handling of sensitive accusations involving a major sports figure. The lawyer for Mbappe, Marie-Alix Canu-Bernard, previously refuted claims relating to the allegations, emphasizing the need for accurate reporting in high-profile cases. The closure of the investigation underscores the nascent legal landscape involving sports personalities and their reputations against serious complaints.
Collection
[
|
...
]