Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos
Coverage of Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos in the Nexus archive.
- An Australian jury convicts British entertainer Yung Filly of assault as he weeps in court
An Australian jury convicted British entertainer Yung Filly of assault for biting a fan during a 2024 music performance, but did not find him guilty of rape and choking charges. The case, tried in Western Australia's District Court in Perth, resulted in two assault convictions and potential retrials on three rape charges. Barrientos, whose real name is Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos, remains free on bail ahead of the next court date on August 21.
- Rape and assault case against British entertainer Yung Filly heading to jury in Australia
British entertainer Yung Filly, real name Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos, faces trial in Australia on charges of rape, assault, and choking a 20-year-old fan in a Perth hotel room. Prosecutors allege he committed sexual violence, while his defense claims the accuser's testimony is inconsistent. The case involves evidence including photos of injuries and testimony about the encounter.
- Rape and assault case against British YouTuber Yung Filly heading to jury in Australia
British YouTuber and rapper Yung Filly (Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos) is on trial in Australia for rape, assault, and choking charges following an incident in a Perth hotel room in September 2024. He testified that he did not choke the accuser but admitted to biting her, calling the bites 'love bites,' while prosecutors allege she withdrew consent due to safety concerns. The jury is expected to deliberate after closing statements.
- Rape and assault case against British YouTuber Yung Filly heading to jury in Australia
British YouTuber and rapper Yung Filly (Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos) is on trial in Australia's District Court of Western Australia for charges including rape, assault, and choking a 20-year-old fan in a Perth hotel room in September 2024. He testified he did not choke the accuser but admitted to biting her, calling it a 'love bite,' while prosecutors argue she withdrew consent due to safety fears. The jury will deliberate after closing arguments.