Najila Trindade Mendes de Souza is carried by her lawyer Danilo Garcia de Andrade as they leave the Women's Defence Precinct in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on June 7, 2019. - Trindade Mendes de Souza appeared before police after saying that football superstar Neymar sexually assaulted her at a Paris hotel. Neymar has strongly denied the allegations. (Photo by Nelson ALMEIDA / AFP)
Danilo Garcia Andrade took on Najila Trindade Mendes de Souza’s lawsuit earlier this week, and is said to want to see the content of a seven-minute video filmed during the model’s second meeting with the Brazil star in Paris.
Trindade maintains the recording, of which a few seconds have been leaked on social media, includes conclusive evidence. It formed a part of the testimony she presented to Brazilian police on Friday.
The images were filmed on a tablet device which has been stolen, according to Trindade, but the owners of the building where she lives have denied claims of a forced break-in.
According to G1, she also claims to possess other proof held in a safe.
Trindade’s original lawyers walked away from her case because she had initially filed a complaint of physical abuse and not rape.
Her testimony came a day after Neymar went to a Rio de Janeiro police station, sitting in a wheelchair after injuring his ankle in Wednesday’s friendly against Qatar which ruled him out of this year’s Copa America.
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