Gisela admitted that the protagonist in the film was himself, but was accused of breaking the law. (Picture / IG/gisel_la)
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The well-known Indonesian female idol Gisella Anastasia was revealed in 2020 that a 19-second sex selfie video was leaked by unscrupulous people because of the theft of a mobile phone. After investigation by the police, although two suspects for distributing the film have been arrested, the suspect who originally circulated the film has not yet been captured. Now it is reported that Gisela and the hero in the film have been accused of violating the local “anti-pornography law”. The highest fear is 12 Years in prison.
According to a report by China Daily, Gisela, 30, won the runner-up in the “Indonesian Idol 2008” competition with her charming voice and cute appearance. He won the runner-up among more than 100,000 contestants and became famous after his debut. The female singer subsequently married the actor Gading Marten and had a daughter after marriage, and divorced in 2019. Therefore, netizens once thought that the actor of the film was Malden, but it was later confirmed that there was actually someone else.
The 19-second sex movie went viral on the Internet in November 2020. Because the woman’s face was clearly photographed, many netizens identified the heroine as Gisela. Afterwards, she admitted that the heroine was indeed herself, but the hero was not. It’s the ex-husband, but another male partner, De Fletters, who made this video in 2017.
After investigation, the police found two men who maliciously distributed the film, accused the two of violating multiple laws, and continued to investigate the suspect who originally circulated the film. And Gisela and De Fleites also told the police that the video was only for personal souvenirs, not sold online, and Gisela’s mobile phone was stolen not long ago. She believes that it must have been maliciously uploaded by unscrupulous people. However, after being interrogated twice, Gisela and De Fleetes were still reported by the police for violating the “Anti-Pornography Law.” If found guilty, they can be sentenced to up to 12 years in prison.
It is understood that Indonesian people are not allowed to appear in any pornographic content in accordance with the law. Once convicted, they may face up to 12 years in prison. However, legal experts and feminist activists opposed Gisela’s accusation, thinking that she was a victim and should be protected by the state.
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