Three days after her release from detention, former Big Brother contestant Luciana Martínez spoke out about the accusations against her and her companion, Cristian Wagner, for allegedly stealing from a U.S. tourist. Martínez claims she was sexually assaulted by the tourist and insists that no theft occurred, though she could not adequately explain why Wagner was found in possession of the tourist's belongings. The incident reportedly took place after the three met at a nightclub in Palermo.

Martínez and Wagner were arrested following the allegations made by the tourist, who was staying at a hotel in Fray Justo Santa María de Oro. The former reality TV star argues that the encounter with the tourist was consensual, and she has pointed to this interaction as part of a misunderstanding that led to her detention. Despite her insistence that no robbery took place, the presence of the tourist's items with her friend raises questions that she has yet to clarify publicly.

This incident has sparked discussions about consent and false accusations, highlighting the complex dynamics of alleged sexual violence and the implications of being accused of a crime in the public eye. Martínez's experience raises broader issues regarding the treatment of women who report abuse and the societal consequences of such accusations, both for the accused and the accuser in a high-profile context like reality television.