Cristiano Ronaldo rape allegation: accuser’s lawyers demand proof that documents are false as Portuguese’s legal team claim

Attorneys for a Nevada woman accusing Cristiano Ronaldo of rape challenged the international soccer star’s legal team on Thursday to prove that documents cited in European media reports about their 2009 encounter in Las Vegas are false.

Anything that proves that documents were altered, fabricated or inaccurate also “should be immediately turned over to the appropriate law enforcement agencies,” attorneys Leslie Stovall and Larissa Drohobyczer said in a statement emailed to media in the US and abroad.

“Disputes regarding the accuracy of documents are generally questions of fact to be decided by the jury,” they said.

Ronaldo’s attorney, Peter S. Christiansen, declined to respond.

The documents became public because they were stolen by a hacker in Europe and put up for sale, Christiansen said.