Showing posts with label hayden kho sex video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hayden kho sex video. Show all posts

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Hayden Kho Sex Tapes: Tales of Sex & Drugs

From sex to drugs---that's how this Dr. Hayden Kho sex scandal probe is going. The Senate Committee on Women and Children's Rights chaired by Senator Jamby Madrigal conducted the hearing allegedly to establish what really happened and why the sex tapes of Kho having sex with different women surfaced in the internet.

Madrigal said that a big-time drug dealer was behind the "leakage" of these sex tapes, which was reportedly sold for two million pesos by Kho's bosom buddies, Eric Chua and Victor "Bistek" Rosario. Kho admitted that these two guys were the ones who got the video clips from his laptop. Atty. Adel Tamano, Vicki Belo's lawyer, also admitted that it was Belo who allowed Chua and Rosario to access the laptop austensibly to "erase" those tapes. What happened was instead of erasing it completely from the computer's memory, either one or both of them reportedly sold those tapes to a big-time drug dealer.

More on this drug dealer in the next entry.

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

Flash! Katrina Halili files criminal case against Hayden Kho

GMA 7 star Katrina Halili just filed a criminal case against Dr. Hayden Kho for violating Republic Act 9262, or the “Anti-Violence Against Women and Children.” This law penalizes any violent acts done against women, including the act of Dr. Kho of publishing the video without her consent. That video caused so much humiliation and even nearly destroyed the career of the young star.

Dr. Kho’s act is criminal. It has a six year jail term. Kho is also placed under the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation (BID) watchlist.

Citizens who read this entry can do a citizen’s arrest since what Kho did was a continuing crime. Cops out there who sees this offender should immediately arrest him.


TRUE STORY ON HOW THE VIDEO WAS LEAKED.

A friend of Hayden Kho admitted leaking the video. Hayden reportedly had sex with the girlfriend of his friend. It incensed this friend.

When Hayden asked his friend to help him fix his phone, the friend went to Greenhills and downloaded all the sex videos of Kho. The friend later found out that it was not only Katrina who was victimized but also Ruffa Mae Quinto, another Pinay model and a Brazilian.

Likewise, the two videos showing Halili dancing infront of Kho were not the videos that prosecutors saw and based their criminal charge. It was another video showing Halili having sex with Kho. That video clearly showed that Kho took that video without the knowledge of Katrina Halili.

The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is reportedly building up the case against Kho and his friends who uploaded the video online.

Kho is reportedly with Vicki Belo right now, either holed up in a hotel in Hongkong or somewhere in the States.

Threats to Philippine Democracy

There are reasons why people feel fear and threatened right now. The very democracy which we so love hangs in the balance.
First, the very integrity of the constitutional and electional process is under threat. Second, an elitist Lower House continues to ignore public pleas to address more significant issues like agrarian reform while they waste public money discussing charter change. Third, attempts are underway to curtail the very individual freedoms we enjoy over the Internet.

How do you know expect the 2010 elections to be sweakingly clean when the very computer system that the COMELEC intends to use, is controlled by associates of the First Gentleman of Mrs. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo?

Wittingly or unwittingly, COMELEC played in the sinister plans of this administration. What is to prevent people behind this consortium to ensure the victories of their favored bets come 2010? Answer---nothing. Gus Lagman is right---the system is not infalliable. It can be manipulated. What are our safeguards? Nothing. We don't have any weapons to fight or counter fraud except collective expression of disgusts.

And despite public opposition against charter change, the Lower House continues to discuss this despicable issue in contempt of the 76% of the Filipino People who already expressed their anger against cha-cha. Who are the people being represented by these Congressmen? I thought they are representatives of the people. The people already decided this issue. Yet, they seem ignorant or they act like they don't hear the shouts of our people against this measure.

And people like Partylist Cong. Irwin Tieng seems like playing into the hands of these anti-democratic forces working fervently within government, using the Katrina Halili-Hayden Kho sex video scandal, to justify the passage of a Philippine Cyber Law. Nothing wrong with passing such a law yet it is the duty of Mr. Tieng to explain the rights to be curtailed by his law. Instead of playing into the emotions of people, Tieng should present the merits of his proposal before the Filipino net community. We are the stakeholders here and we should be informed correctly on the merits and demerits of such a measure.

We have been deprived of our voice in 2004. And we face the very prospect of a repeat of the same come 2010. Worst, other civil liberties like internet use etc. are being put into extreme jeopardy.

What are we to do about these threats? Are we to just be "silent" or we choose the right leader or just fight it out? You choose.