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The controversial former participant of the reality show 1810 Y The farm (Channel 13), Angelica Sepulveda, denied having been involved in a traffic accident in which, according to Facebook, a dog was run over and had to be euthanized due to the severity of her injuries. The user of the social network maintained that the woman, who is away from television, did not help and left.
In a publication, a user virtually denounced that the man, supposedly, had run over the pet in the Yungay commune, in the Ñuble region, “leaving it lying without giving any kind of help.” He also assured that with him was “Angelica, who also did nothing and repeated the same as her father.”
In the publication, it was stated that those involved “only cared to know who it was (the animal) so that they would pay for the damage to the vehicle. “The dog was disabled, all broken, and had to be euthanized”, added.
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Faced with this, through Instagram, Sepúlveda denied the facts stating that “my father and I were involved in a terrible lie.” “I am in the field and thanks to the messages of hundreds of people I was able to find out about this”, counted.
He went on to explain that “my dad would never hurt any animal on purpose and I less. We are a family that is dying to take care of them, three of our dogs are picked up from the street, we love them, we feed all the kittens that we see until someone adopts them ”.
Sepúlveda maintained that he does not know the person who made the accusation and that he hopes “it is a real profile and he will contact me to explain the reason for such damage.”
For the former reality TV participant, “we are in a society where hatred, envy, bad vibes blind (…) the pain is very great, no one apologizes later, everything they see on social networks they believe, it is a snowball that grows and grows, filling with hatred and more hatred ”.
In his letter, he also hinted that the publication could come from some relatives who previously had publicly slandered his father. “This gives many things to think about,” he wrote.
“About me they always talk over and over webada (sic), but from my father, an old man who only lives for his animals, I find him fatal … You cannot imagine the amount of bad messages I received today, I do not judge them, I only thank those who have put themselves in our shoes and have shown solidarity with our pain ”, he closed.
Let us remember that, in the midst of the pandemic, Sepúlveda started an undertaking with his family that consists of selling vegetables and fruits at home, under the auspices of an Instagram account.
Until last April, according to the entrepreneur herself, the orders were concentrated in Santiago and Concepcion, cities where the service operates once the corresponding announcements have been made.
For his work, meanwhile, Sepúlveda has equipped himself with a mask, suit and gloves to make his home deliveries, some of which he has shared through social networks.
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