Carmen Sucart, the wife of Alex Rodriguez’s cousin Yuri Sucart, does not think very highly of A-Rod. On Thursday, Carmen told the New York Daily News that the New York Yankees slugger is “evil” and that he once marked his territory in the Sucarts’ home like a dog would mark a fire hydrant.
According to Carmen Sucart, A-Rod has falsely accused Yuri of trying to extort him. She says Rodriguez lied to Drug Enforcement Agents about an alleged letter Yuri sent A-Rod in 2012. Instead, Carmen says Rodriguez offered to pay the Sucart family to keep them silent about the third baseman’s drug use and extramarital affairs.
“I want you to put this in the paper,” Carmen told the Daily News. “Alex is so poor, the only thing he has is money. He sleeps with his money, he will die with his money.”
But that’s not all. Carmen claims Yuri has treated A-Rod like a brother since Rodriguez’s father abandoned his family when he was a child. She says Yuri served as a loyal assistant to A-Rod until Sucart was dragged into his steroid scandal in 2009. Oh, and Carmen also claims A-Rod once peed on the floor of the Sucart family home, which Rodriguez had purchased for them in 2010.
She said Rodriguez came to the Miami home Rodriguez provided to the Sucarts in 2010 and vowed to destroy the family if they went public with his use of performance-enhancing drugs. Then he urinated on the floor, she said, as if to mark the house as his territory.
“He was so arrogant, he came into my house like he thought he was a god,” Carmen Sucart said.
Carmen also noted that Yuri is in poor health after undergoing open-heart surgery. She said Rodriguez has mocked Yuri while he struggles with his health.
“Yuri may not survive and the family, they don’t care,” Carmen explained. “[Rodriguez] made fun of him for being overweight and because his teeth are bad and falling out. His teeth are bad because he is on blood thinners for his heart.”
Court papers filed in Miami last week indicated that Rodriguez paid Sucart $900,000 in hush money after Sucart had requested $5 million from A-Rod in 2012 in exchange for his silence. Sucart is facing seven federal felony charges and is scheduled to go on trial in February.
On Wednesday, a bombshell report was published that detailed how A-Rod told the DEA all about his steroid use from 2010-2012 and his relationship with Biogenesis founder Tony Bosch.
