Walquiria Cassini says her life was destroyed by false accusations and a revenge plot — after prosecutors dismissed all charges in the high-profile Palm Beach County case.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. —
A mother once charged with livestreaming sex acts with her own children is speaking publicly for the first time since prosecutors dismissed the case Thursday — saying she was the victim of a devastating lie.
Walquiria Cassini, her boyfriend Ryan Londono, and her son Matthew Cassini were arrested and jailed in 2024 after investigators alleged they sexually assaulted Cassini’s two young sons and streamed the abuse online. All three were abruptly cleared two weeks before trial when prosecutors found no evidence to support the claims.
“I had no idea why they were tying me to all these things,” Cassini told WPBF 25 News Investigative Reporter Terri Parker. “It was very scary to not know.”
Defense attorney Mac Kenzie Sacks said Cassini endured nearly two years of house arrest, and hearings before the State Attorney’s Office dropped every charge.
“After nearly two years of litigation, the Office of the State Attorney has dismissed all of the charges against our client, because there is no evidence to support the allegations,” Sacks said.
Cassini’s lawyers said the case stemmed from a toxic custody battle — and that her ex-boyfriend, the father of the two boys, manipulated the children into making false accusations as revenge.
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