A new deal in the deal. A former collaborator of Dylan Thiry has decided to file a complaint against the influencer for “threats” and “violation of privacy” according to information from the Parisianconfirmed by Tech&Co.
Sandra D. was vice president of the humanitarian association “For our children” created by Dylan Thiry in 2022 and is also one of the complainants who attacked the influencer last January for “breach of trust” in the framework of “missions organizations humanitarian”. in Türkiye or Madagascar.
She was also listened to for several hours by the investigators of this case in which the young man is accused of having embezzled humanitarian kittens. For her part, Sandra D. “did not receive a single euro,” explains her lawyer Tom Michel, a criminal lawyer from the Paris Bar Association, to Tech & Co.
“As long as I have your address, your last name…”
In this new case, Dylan Thiry blames Sandra D. for a leak of controversial recordings, revealed by rapper Booba in late April. In these voices, the influencer evokes a dubious commercial project around adoption. Statements that “would be similar to child trafficking”, underlined the deputies Stéphane Vojetta and Arthur Delaporte, who arrested the Paris prosecutor.
In another recording, Dylan Thiry wonders about the possibility of becoming a pimp through MYM, a social network that spreads erotic and pornographic content. Recordings that were actually exchanged on WhatsApp with the former collaborator and sent to justice before being leaked.
“As long as I have your address, your last name, I would never have released that in the public square”, the influencer had reacted in an Instagram video, “GOD IS GREAT and you are going to pay here below and above (sic)”, she wrote. her again on April 27 on Twitter, defending herself from any reprehensible action.
Target of Booba on Twitter but also of the AVI collective, very vehement against influencers, Dylan Thiry announced a break on social networks. His Snapchat account was notably shut down and he has already announced a breakup on Instagram.
Me Tom Michel contacted Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, to demand his eviction. Contacted by Tech&Co, Meta had not yet responded.
Source: BFM TV
