Yeni Vilcatoma, a former congresswoman of the Fujimorist Popular Force party, filed a complaint with the public prosecution service for false statement in the administrative process, generic falsehood, and ideological falsehood, for which the prosecution opened a preliminary investigation,[98] Within the context campaign of the second round, Keiko Fujimori distanced herself from Vilcatoma and denounced her saying: "I like to win political competitions on the field."[99] Before the complaint, Castillo assured that he did not list the company because he did not remember it because it never operated; despite this, it is indicated that he invested 18,000 soles.[100][101] This was made public after the complaint made by journalist and columnist Alfredo Vignolo,[102] who later denounced that he received death threats through social networks by supporters of Castillo.[103]