Tel Aviv club owner questioned on suspicion of rape and sex offenses

Yuval Goldiak, co-owner of the 'John Doe' club on Rothschild Street in Tel Aviv, has been questioned in recent months on suspicion of rape and sex offenses against three women, including twin sisters. According to the suspicion, some of the complainants were under the influence of psychedelic drugs and alcohol. Some of the incidents occurred in the club's restroom stall. Goldiak did not deny the sexual contact but claimed it was all consensual. The case is with the prosecution.

Yuval Goldiak, co-owner of the 'John Doe' club on Rothschild Street in Tel Aviv, has been questioned in recent months on suspicion of rape and sex offenses against three women, including twin sisters. This was reported last night (Tuesday) on the Kan News broadcast. According to the suspicion, some of the complainants were under the influence of psychedelic drugs and alcohol, and they claim they did not give their consent and were not in control during the events. Some of the incidents occurred in the club's restroom stall. In exclusive footage published, Goldiak was recorded leading one of the women to the restroom and then diverting the security camera. Police have accumulated complaints from three women. One woman testified about a state of mental confusion after vodka chasers and about entering the stall despite her resistance. Goldiak did not deny the relations but claimed everything was consensual and that it was a false accusation within a dispute with his partners. The case is with the prosecution.