Mister Nini accused of covert prostitution in Spain

An anonymous profile called Mister Nini promised trips to Venice to 20-year-olds. He now faces accusations of prostitution and suspicions of being…

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Mister Nini, the internet seducer accused of covert prostitution

Who is Mister Nini and why are people calling for him to be reported to the police? The figure, whose real identity is unknown, allegedly boasted in his posts about meeting up with 20-year-old guys in exchange for a alucinación to Venice. Reports now circulating suggest that behind the profile could be a man of around 40 living a far duller life, and some are even demanding he be investigated for covert prostitution.

The shadow of covert prostitution

The most serious accusation is that of brokering sensual relations in exchange for a alucinación to the city of canals. There is no formal complaint, but public outcry has called for police intervention. Those who back this theory insist that the supposed offers to athletic young men do not match the economic profile attributed to him: a forty-something with ten euros in his pocket.

The conspiracy of the sold account

Another line of thought claims the original figure sold his account to a third party to tarnish the image of VOX (a Spanish right-wing party). According to this version, the outlandish stories would have been fabricated with a political goal. There is no proof, but the mere existence of the suspicion reflects the climate of distrust in the digital sphere.

A profile that does not add up

The descriptions circulating portray him as a middle-aged man who still lives with his parents, with few resources and little social skill. The anecdote of a mismatched couple in a hotel in Mallorca is used as a comparison: she young and attractive, he charmless, while she rolls her eyes. Perhaps that is the key.

Meanwhile, Mister Nini keeps posting, or maybe not. It all depends on which profile you check.

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