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Naked footballer: 'I was chased by ghost'
Tuesday, December 15 2009, 13:30 GMT
By Mayer Nissim, Entertainment Reporter
A footballer claimed to have been chased by a ghost when he was stopped by police running naked through the streets of Peru.
According to The Observer, Inti Gas Deportes midfielder Carlos 'Kukín' Flores admitted that he had been "engaging with dirty ladies" but had originally told his wife that he "was being chased by a ghost".
Flores said: "I didn't want my wife to be suspicious about ladies so I just told her it was a ghost. She failed to believe me."
He admitted to past "issues with cocaine" but claimed: "This was nothing like that. I just had a bad day."
Tuesday, December 15 2009, 13:30 GMT
By Mayer Nissim, Entertainment Reporter
A footballer claimed to have been chased by a ghost when he was stopped by police running naked through the streets of Peru.
According to The Observer, Inti Gas Deportes midfielder Carlos 'Kukín' Flores admitted that he had been "engaging with dirty ladies" but had originally told his wife that he "was being chased by a ghost".
Flores said: "I didn't want my wife to be suspicious about ladies so I just told her it was a ghost. She failed to believe me."
He admitted to past "issues with cocaine" but claimed: "This was nothing like that. I just had a bad day."
La police l'arrête parce qu'il court nu dans la rue et la première excuse qui lui vient à l'esprit est "je suis poursuivi par un fantôme".
Ceci dit, cet article pose de vraies questions : quelle est la valeur d'un témoignage paranormal devant une cours (je l'ai tué parce qu'il était possédé par un démon, monsieur le juge !) ? Quelle excuse inventer si vous êtes arrêté nu dans la rue et ne voulez pas que votre femme sache que vous fréquentez des prostituées ?
Source : DigitalSpy.co.uk
