The controversial selfie, which helped acquit the 12 Israelis from the accusations of raping the British woman in Ayia Napa, is published by Dailymail.
This photo shows Yona Golub, a former gang rape suspect, lying in bed with his girlfriend, while it seems that the time the selfie was taken was considered an alibi for the young man in question.
The 18-year-old said that this photo was the reason for his final acquittal and return to his home in Israel.
According to the same media, while he was in the hotel bed, the police officers came in, pulled him in and told him that he was arrested on suspicion of rape. In fact, as he claims, he had no idea what they were talking about.
"I was forced to get dressed, handcuffed and taken to the police station. I was confused. I had no idea what was going on. "My girlfriend was terrified," he said in the same post.
Yona, who has returned to his hometown in northern Israel, said: "I was not even in the room and I had never seen this woman in my life. I was with our friend at the time but the police had linked me to the case. In fact, when she was shown a photo of me, she said that I was also in the room of the alleged rape. It was all a lie. "The police believed everything the 19-year-old claimed but in the end admitted that it was all a lie."
The 18-year-old confirmed that he intends to take legal action against the 19-year-old and stressed that "people do not understand exactly what has happened. He does not understand that this girl said these things for no reason. My life became very difficult. I have lost my job. My bosses recognized me from the news from Cyprus and told me "Do not come back to work". I tried to explain to them but they did not want to listen. "
In fact, the article in question refers to the 19-year-old, stating that she was in Ayia Napa for many weeks, while working in a nightclub. She was staying in one of the hotel rooms with other British girls who were working in the same nightclub.
Source: Sigmalive