Senate panel cites 'strong evidence' vs suspects in actor's sexual harassment case

By Bernadette E. Tamayo

Aug 12, 2024 7:22 pm

MANILA, Philippines — The suspects in the alleged sexual harassment of a young television (TV) actor denied the charges against them but the Senate committee conducting the inquiry on the scandal said there was 'strong evidence' against the TV director and writer.

The accused, Jojo Nones and Richard Cruz, independent contractors of GMA 7 network, on Monday had a face off with the victim's father, Niño Muhlach, during the public hearing on the alleged sexual harassment of Sandro Muhlach.

NOT GUUILTY Jojo Nones and Richard Cruz, suspects in the sexual harassment case filed by the son of actor Nino Muhlach, deny the allegations at the resumption of the inquiry by the Senate Committee on Public Information and Mass Media In Aid of Legislation, on the Policies of Television Networks and Artist Management Agencies on Aug. 12, 2024. PHOTO BY RENE H. DILAN

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