Senator Tito Sotto III denied claims that he or his brother, Vic Sotto, received the script for Darryl Yap's film "The Rapists of Pepsi Paloma."
Tito Sotto stated that a script copy was provided to Viva CEO Vic del Rosario, not to him or his brother.
Vic Sotto had previously filed 19 counts of cyberlibel against Yap concerning a teaser for the film that mentioned his name and accused him of rape.
Darryl Yap's legal counsel, Atty. Raymond Fortun, had initially claimed that a script was sent to an intermediary for a "Sotto sibling who's a senator."
Yap's camp has asked the court to consolidate the cyberlibel cases filed by Vic Sotto.
The court has issued a gag order requested by Yap, prohibiting Sotto's camp from publicly discussing the cyberlibel case.
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