Prosecutor's Mistaken Video Clips Cause Chaos in Former Colombian President's Bribery Trial

A courtroom mishap during Alvaro Uribe's trial included the accidental display of unrelated explicit videos, prompting laughter and apologies.

During a virtual court hearing, prosecutors accidentally played two unrelated video clips, including an AI-enhanced explicit video, instead of evidence related to the case.
The incident occurred during the bribery and procedural fraud trial of former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe, who faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
Prosecutor Marlene Orjuela apologized for the error, explaining that it was a mistake while attempting to play recorded phone conversations tied to the case.
Uribe, who served as Colombia's president from 2002 to 2010, has denied all charges and accused prosecutors of political bias against him.
The next hearing in the trial is scheduled for Tuesday, as the case continues to draw significant public attention.