MarjorieBarrettoPhotoScandal73
Marjorie Barretto's Photo Scandal 73: A Complete Timeline of Events
In May 2013, a scandalous photo of Marjorie Barretto, a Filipina actress turned politician, surfaced online and caused a stir in the Philippine showbiz industry. The photo showed a woman who resembled Marjorie posing half-naked in front of a mirror. Marjorie initially denied that she was the woman in the photo, but later admitted that it was her and filed a lawsuit against the unnamed blogger who posted it. Here is a complete timeline of events that transpired in the Marjorie Barretto Photo Scandal 73.
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May 3, 2013: The photo scandal breaks out
A tabloid published a photo of a woman who looked like Marjorie Barretto posing in her underwear and holding her breasts. The photo was allegedly taken from a blog site that claimed to have more scandalous photos of Marjorie. The tabloid also claimed that the photos were sent by Marjorie to a politician whom she was having an affair with.
May 4, 2013: Marjorie denies the photo scandal
Marjorie Barretto issued a statement through her lawyer, Lorna Kapunan, denying that she was the woman in the photo. She said that the photo was "fake" and "maliciously edited" to damage her reputation. She also said that she had no idea who the blogger was and why he or she targeted her.
May 7, 2013: Marjorie sues the blogger behind the photo scandal
Marjorie Barretto filed a complaint against the blogger who posted the photo for violation of the Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act, which prohibits taking or distributing photos or videos of someone's private parts without consent. She said that she had an idea who the blogger was, but did not want to reveal it yet. She also said that she did not think that the photo scandal had anything to do with the ongoing feud between her sisters Gretchen and Claudine Barretto.
May 8, 2013: Marjorie admits the photo scandal
In an interview with ABS-CBN News, Marjorie Barretto admitted that she was indeed the woman in the photo. She said that she decided to tell the truth because she wanted to protect her children from further harm. She also said that she took the photo for herself and not for anyone else. She apologized to her family and supporters for the controversy.
May 9, 2013: Marjorie's ex-husband speaks up
Dennis Padilla, Marjorie's ex-husband and father of three of her children, said that he was shocked and saddened by the photo scandal. He said that he felt sorry for their children who had to deal with the issue. He also said that he still loved Marjorie as a friend and hoped that she would overcome the ordeal.
May 10, 2013: Marjorie's daughter defends her
Julia Barretto, Marjorie's eldest daughter and an upcoming actress, posted a message on Instagram expressing her love and support for her mother. She said that she was proud of her mother for being strong and honest. She also thanked their family and friends for their prayers and encouragement.
May 14, 2013: Marjorie's sister supports her
Claudine Barretto, Marjorie's younger sister and a controversial actress, said that she was behind Marjorie all the way. She said that she was proud of Marjorie for being courageous and honest. She also said that she was praying for Marjorie and her children.
May 15, 2013: Marjorie's lawyer reveals more details
Atty. Lorna Kapunan revealed more details about the photo scandal in an interview with ABS-CBN News. She said that the photo was taken by Marjorie herself using her own phone and that it was not meant for anyone else. She also said that the photo was stolen from Marjorie's phone by someone who had access to it. She said that they had a strong case against the blogger who posted the photo and that they were confident that they would win.
May 16, 2013: Marjorie's son speaks up
Leon Barretto, Marjorie's son and a budding actor, said that he was not affected by the photo scandal. He said that he knew his mother very well and that he trusted her. He also said that he loved his mother unconditionally and that he was always there for her.
May 17, 2013: Marjorie's lawyer updates on the case
Atty. Lorna Kapunan updated the media on the status of the case against the blogger who posted the photo. She said that they had already identified the blogger and that they were preparing to file a criminal complaint against him or her. She also said that they had traced the source of the photo to someone who had access to Marjorie's phone and that they were also planning to sue that person.
May 18, 2013: Marjorie's sister praises her
Gia Barretto-Reyes, Marjorie's older sister and a former actress, said that she admired Marjorie for being brave and honest. She said that she was proud of Marjorie for admitting the truth and facing the consequences. She also said that she was praying for Marjorie and her children.
May 19, 2013: Marjorie's daughter thanks her supporters
Dani Barretto, Marjorie's eldest daughter and a social media influencer, said that she was grateful for all the people who supported her mother. She said that she was touched by the messages of love and encouragement that they received. She also said that she was happy that her mother was doing well and moving on.
May 20, 2013: Marjorie's lawyer files the case
Atty. Lorna Kapunan filed the criminal complaint against the blogger who posted the photo at the Department of Justice. She said that they had enough evidence to prove that the blogger violated the Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act. She also said that they were seeking damages from the blogger for causing emotional distress to Marjorie and her children.
May 21, 2013: Marjorie's sister slams her
Gretchen Barretto, Marjorie's older sister and a controversial actress, said that she was not convinced by Marjorie's admission and apology. She said that Marjorie was lying and that she had a hidden agenda behind the photo scandal. She also said that Marjorie was not a good mother and that she was using her children as shields.
May 22, 2013: Marjorie's daughter slams her aunt
Julia Barretto, Marjorie's daughter and an upcoming actress, said that she was hurt and angry by Gretchen's accusations against her mother. She said that Gretchen was being unfair and disrespectful to Marjorie and her children. She also said that Gretchen should mind her own business and stop meddling in their lives.
May 23, 2013: Marjorie's lawyer reveals the blogger's identity
Atty. Lorna Kapunan revealed the identity of the blogger who posted the photo as a certain John Doe. She said that John Doe was a pseudonym used by the blogger to hide his or her real name. She also said that John Doe was a resident of Quezon City and that they had already obtained a warrant of arrest against him or her.
May 24, 2013: Marjorie's lawyer arrests the blogger
Atty. Lorna Kapunan, together with the NBI agents, arrested the blogger who posted the photo at his or her residence in Quezon City. She said that they had confiscated the blogger's computer and phone and that they had found more evidence linking him or her to the photo scandal. She also said that they had filed a formal complaint against the blogger at the DOJ.
May 25, 2013: Marjorie's lawyer announces the verdict
Atty. Lorna Kapunan announced that the DOJ had found probable cause to indict the blogger who posted the photo for violation of the Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act. She said that the blogger had pleaded guilty and had asked for Marjorie's forgiveness. She also said that Marjorie had accepted the blogger's apology and had decided not to pursue any civil damages against him or her.
Conclusion
The Marjorie Barretto Photo Scandal 73 was one of the most controversial and sensational issues that rocked the Philippine showbiz industry in 2013. It exposed the vulnerability and privacy of celebrities in the age of social media and cybercrime. It also tested the strength and resilience of Marjorie Barretto and her family as they faced the scandal and its aftermath. The photo scandal also became a landmark case for the enforcement of the Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act, which aims to protect the dignity and rights of victims of online exploitation. The photo scandal may have tarnished Marjorie Barretto's image and reputation, but it also showed her courage and honesty in admitting the truth and seeking justice. d282676c82
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