The Alexander Rible Facebook Scandal is now being considered as a test case, or a historical first since the “cyberboso” law, legally known as Republic Act 9995 or the “Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act of 2009” took effect last year.

Republic Act No. 9995, which was signed into law by former president Gloria Macapagal Arroyo on February 15, 2010, is a consolidation of Senate Bill No. 2357, passed on December 1, 2009, and House Bill No. 6571 passed on November 18, 2009.

The controversy, dubbed as “Facebook Scandal”, said to have started when the student whom the dean had a sexual relationship with tried to end their connection. Since he disagreed, he then said to have blackmailed the student by posting her naked photos on Facebook and by sending them to the girl’s friends and relatives through the same website.

The student involved is a 27-year old lady taking up Hotel and Restaurant Management and is a single mother whose boyfriend works as a sailor. Her relationship with the dean said to have begun after the dean offered her passing grades in exchange for s3x.

The arrest of the dean was on Bitag Live: Kwarto or Kwatro episode last February.

Courtesy of “bitaglive” of Youtube here is the said Bitag Live episode.

Alexander Rible is a dean of a Metro Manila school who was accused of violating Section 4 (a) of RA 9995 that prohibits any person “to take photo or video coverage of a person or group of persons performing sexual act or any similar activity or to capture an image of the private area of a person/s such as the naked or undergarment clad genitals, public area, buttocks or female breast without the consent of the person/s involved and under circumstances in which the person/s has/have a reasonable expectation of privacy.”

It was reported on TV and national paper that  posted on Facebook nude photos of a student, the true identity of whom is being hidden by the names “Annika” or “Cathy” after she decided to let go of the supposed indecent relationship that started in 2009.

The dean was said to have been vindictive and thus started blackmailing the victim using the social networking site Facebook. The account which Alexander Rible purportedly created for his purpose has been taken down.

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But a radio report said he has already expired.

“Nag expire na (He has expired),” according to a doctor of the Quirino Memorial Medical Center interviewed live over the radio.

The doctor who refused to be identified said he had a bullet wound on the chest.

It is not known if the wound was self-inflicted.

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Former AFP chief of Staff and Arroyo Defense secretary Angelo Reyes reportedly shot himself to death this morning. Reyes allegedly used his own gun in shooting himself in the chest. His aide, who saw everything, rushed him at the Quirino Memorial Hospital in Katipunan. He expired there.

Accounts say that Reyes visited the tomb of his mother at the Loyola Memorial Park in Marikina. Reyes reportedly cried before the tomb of his beloved mother. The former defense chief was with his two children. Afterwards, he got his gun and shot himself.

Updates:

Angelo Reyes family issues official statement

Angelo Reyes, a loving husband to our mother and a dedicated father to us, his children in mourning, is no more.

As we pray for the eternal repose of his soul, we ask that we be allowed the privacy to understand and find meaning in this tragedy.

Words do not do justice to what we are feeling right now. Words after all, contributed vastly to our having lost our beloved Angie.

Nonetheless, we find comfort in the outpouring of symphaties and prayers of our father.

We find strength in our unwavering belief that all his life, our father served our country with honor, dedication and integrity.

In closing, allow us to share a quote with you.

“Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, Love leaves a memory no one can steal.”

Rest now, Papa

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Officials found 11 more bodies Wednesday at the site of an attack on an election caravan in the south, bringing the death toll in the massacre to 57, and police said they are investigating a member of a powerful clan allied with the president’s administration.
Six of the bodies in southern Maguindanao province were discovered in a large pit buried alongside three vehicles, and five were found in a mass grave a few miles (kilometers) off the main highway.

The vehicles — a sedan and two vans — were crushed by a large backhoe that ran over and buried them, investigator Jose Garcia said. Police were trying to determine if the vehicles were part of the caravan.
The dead from Monday’s massacre included the wife and two sisters of gubernatorial candidate Ismael Mangudadatu and 18 Filipino journalists accompanying the caravan. It is the largest number of reporters killed in a single attack anywhere in the world, according to media groups.
Police identified the prime suspect as Andal Ampatuan Jr., a scion of the powerful Ampatuan clan led by the former provincial governor. The clan, which has ruled the province unopposed for eight years, helped President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and her allies win the 2004 presidential and 2007 senatorial elections by delivering crucial votes.

Prime suspects in the Maguindanao massacre surrenders

The military also said it will disarm two government-armed civilian militia companies, or about 200 men, in the province. The militia are meant to act as an auxiliary force to the military and police in fighting rebels and criminals but often serve as a private security force.
The killings provoked outrage beyond the Philippines, with U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and media and human rights watchdogs urging Arroyo to punish the attackers.
Mangudadatu, after receiving death threats, had sent his wife and relatives to submit his candidacy. He wanted to challenge Andal Ampatuan Jr., who serves as a town mayor and whose family has ruled the province with an iron fist backed up by private armies and legions of bodyguards.

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