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Latino posted 'polygamy is not a sin' hours before ex exposed aggression

The Latino singer, 53, shared hours before being accused of assault by ex-partner Raffa Rarbbie a video that questioned whether polygamy is considered a sin in the Bible. On Friday night (14), Raffa published a report on social media in...

Latino posted 'polygamy is not a sin' hours before ex exposed aggression
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Before the ex's publication, Latino had reposted on his profile a video of a man who reflected on the relationship between polygamy and sin. In the recording, the author cited biblical characters from the Old Testament, such as Abraham, Esau, Jacob, David and Solomon, who had wives and concubines.

  • "What if I prove to you that polygamy was never a sin in the Bible?
  • Did God change and polygamy really became a sin?", asked the man.

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The Latino singer, 53, shared hours before being accused of assault by ex-partner Raffa Rarbbie a video that questioned whether polygamy is considered a sin in the Bible. On Friday night (14), Raffa published a report on social media in which he exposed episodes involving the singer and showed recordings in which he appears arguing, shouting and making offenses.

Before the ex's publication, Latino had reposted on his profile a video of a man who reflected on the relationship between polygamy and sin. In the recording, the author cited biblical characters from the Old Testament, such as Abraham, Esau, Jacob, David and Solomon, who had wives and concubines.

"What if I prove to you that polygamy was never a sin in the Bible? Did God change and polygamy really became a sin?", asked the man. He then mocked the idea that the practice would later become a sin. Latino reacted to the publication with the phrase: “What a battle”.

The content shared by the singer had hashtags such as “alpha male”, “man of value”, “polygamy”, “modern man” and “real men”. The author of the recording presents himself on social media as a theologian, father of girls and a married man. In his biography, he claims to teach men to “decipher signs and avoid pitfalls”.

Although polygamy was practiced by biblical characters, the theology presented in the original text states that the Bible does not establish it as an ideal standard. The report points to monogamy as the original design of creation and highlights that multiple unions were often associated with family conflicts and spiritual deviations.

Hours later, Raffa Rarbbie published a video in which he reported situations involving Latino and presented excerpts from recordings. In the images, the singer appears with a raised voice, apparently out of control, while arguing with his ex and her mother.

In one of the videos, Latino criticizes women and mentions situations of violence. Raffa also showed a recording made in the garage, in which the singer appears pointing at the clock and making an obscene gesture upon arriving home in the morning, between 6am and 11am.

According to her, that would have been one of the thousands of times he arrived in the morning on non-work days. Raffa also stated that the gesture was directed at her, because Latino knew that she and her mother had access to the camera system via cell phone.

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