Pablo Ghisoni's children spoke out: they targeted their mother for the false accusation of abuse against their father.

Doctor Pablo Ghisoni was acquitted in 2023 after an accusation of sexual abuse that kept him in custody for three years. In recent days, the case came to light again after one of his sons reported that it was a false accusation . Now, along with one of his brothers, he spoke to the press and spoke about his mother.

“She took it upon herself to destroy ties with her parents, our grandparents, and her siblings because they didn't support her,” Tomás told LN+ . He stated that she had now “eliminated him from her circle” and had become “her enemy.”

" She also accused my grandfather of being a sexual abuser . That was a point that made me talk about this topic, which hadn't been widely discussed. This past year, I began to develop this new way of thinking; it's a lifelong shift," explained the young man, who admitted that the accusation of abuse was a lie fabricated by his mother.

And he lamented: “ I love her and understand her as a person with a mental illness . I even come to believe that she convinced herself of what she created, and that's why she's so convincing to us, too.”

Ghisoni's case began after a contentious separation from his wife, Andrea Vázquez , in 2009. The dispute over custody of their three children was resolved in 2012, when Family Court No. 3 of Lomas de Zamora determined that the children should live with their father .

According to the obstetrician, the situation remained stable until 2016, when Vázquez was granted visitation rights. "During one of the visits, he made one of my children, who was six years old at the time, say that I was pulling his hair . So, with that excuse, they didn't return," he told La Nación. This incident marked the beginning of a series of events that culminated in the false accusation of sexual abuse.

The complaint was filed by Tomás, when he was nine years old, and his younger brother. The eldest son, Francisco, never supported the accusation and remained with his father. “It still seems incredible to me because I was always on the other side. The media always treated us, at least my dad and me, like the bad guys, so to speak... and that the truth is finally being heard is still shocking,” Francisco said during the television interview.

The sexual abuse complaint led to Ghisoni's immediate arrest, where he spent two years in a mental health institution and another year under house arrest . The truth came to light last week thanks to a video Tomás posted on social media. In it, he revealed that the accusation against his father was false and that he was manipulated by his mother to sustain the lie.

"My change in attitude wasn't sudden; it was a very long process. I could say it started when I moved out on my own, which was around the age of 19. And from that point on, I was the one who wanted to rebuild ties with my maternal family," he emphasized. He also specified that his mother had "destroyed" the ties with his parents and siblings because they didn't share his behavior .

And he emphasized: “They - referring to his maternal family - made me see that my mother had certain attitudes that were not entirely normal , there were very manipulative behaviors and well... things that my partner and friends also helped me see.”

When asked about their relationship over the past ten years, Francisco expressed: “It was very complicated. We always tried to get closer, but on the other hand, it was very painful . I thought they were accusing me of abuse, and on the other hand, I understand that they believed I was an abuser. So, it was very hard, and contact was really difficult. It was little to no contact. It was always an attempt to see if either of us had changed our minds .”

For his part, Tomás emphasized the bond he forged with his mother's family to understand her personality: " Anyone who didn't support her position or stand by her side became her enemy , just as I am today. Today, she eliminated me from her circle, and I became her enemy, which is why she seeks to discredit me," he said.

And he concluded: " Our younger brother is still with her today, and maybe he doesn't fully understand this situation because it's very difficult . It took me a long time, and I realize it now, 22 or 23 years into all this. Imagine a boy who lived with her unilaterally from the age of six..."