Businessman Amos Luzon is threatening to sue the Mako website following the publication of an investigative article that claimed he had experienced a difficult situation involving the distribution of a sexual video. According to the article, Luzon was blackmailed by individuals who threatened to release the video unless he paid them. In response to the article, Luzon’s attorney argued that the claims made were defamatory and that Luzon had no connection to criminal organizations.
The article also suggested that the recent shooting incidents at the homes of Luzon’s ex-partner and ex-wife could be related to his attempts to distance himself from criminal elements. However, police officials hope that Luzon will choose to cooperate and provide any information he may have. Luzon’s attorney emphasized that he had filed a complaint with the police following the shooting and believed that those responsible would be apprehended.
In his response to Mako, Luzon’s attorney criticized the article for being a collection of old speculations without any factual evidence. He also accused the publication of attempting to extract details from their client and harming their licensee. The attorney warned that false publications could lead to legal action and substantial damage to their licensees’ economic activity.
In conclusion, Luzon’s attorney demanded that Mako publish their client’s response in its entirety. Failure to do so may result in legal action.