Victor Consunji, nagsalita na ukol sa umano'y "criminal acts committed by Margaret Wilson"

- Victor Consunji has released his official statement through a journalist of Philstar, Iris Gonzales

- In the statement, published on Twitter, the son of the business tycoon said that Maggie Wilson faces three arrest warrants for adultery

- He also said that she is, at the moment, a fugitive, one who is not willing to face judgment

- Victor also vowed that he would protect his family, his children and his loved ones

Victor Consunji, the estranged husband of Maggie Wilson and the son of business tycoon Isidro Consunji, has broken his silence over the issues between him and Maggie.

In a statement, which was released by a journo of Philstar, Iris Gonzales, Victor addressed the alleged "malicious online attacks" by Maggie, including bullying of his family, friends, colleagues, himself, especially of Ms. Rachel Carrasco.

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He said that he tried his best to remain silent, however, he added that the "persistent prodding and dissemination of misinformation by Ms. Wilson warrants at least a simple asseveration of facts.."

Victor also enumerated the cases that Maggie is already facing, which includes 3 arrest warrants for adultery, 16 arrest warrants for cyberlibel, as well as civil cases for collection of unrecovered funds.

Maggie's ex, in his statement, also called her as a fugitive, unwilling to face judgment.

Lastly, Victor vowed that he will protect his family, his children and loved ones.

Maggie Wilson is a TV Actress, beauty queen, model and entrepreneur. She was nominated as Miss Pilipinas-World and represented the country in the 57th Miss World Pageant. He also acted as Litgarda in the series Darna. Several months ago, she parted ways with her husband, real estate titan Victor B. Consunji.

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Maggie took to IG Stories and decried how about 30 people allegedly went to her house in Manila. She said that it was around 10 p.m. and that they were allegedly with a lawyer who did not identify himself. The model said that these people should make sure that they are arresting the correct person, and that when asked for a warrant, they couldn't produce one. Maggie also posted screenshots of the video that they have recorded when the said men came to her house.

She also gave advice about how to deal with people who make up stories. She said that one should trust his or her intuition about the stories these people tell and not mind what they say but rather pay more attention to how such individuals behave. The model and beauty queen reminded everyone that actions “speak louder than words” and is very difficult to fake. Maggie also said that “Honesty has a power” that few can handle.

Source: KAMI.com.gh