CLAIM: May larawan si first lady Liza Araneta-Marcos kasama ang mga judge ng International Criminal Court.
RATING: HINDI TOTOO
Naging usap-usapan sa social media ang larawan ni first lady Liza Araneta-Marcos kasama ang dalawang babae, na maling kinilala ng mga tagasuporta ni dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte bilang mga hukom ng International Criminal Court na pumirma sa kanyang warrant of arrest.
Sinabi ng mga tagasuporta ni Duterte sa kanilang mga post na ang pag-aresto sa dating pangulo ay premeditated, dahil umano’y nagkaroon na ng malapit na ugnayan ang first lady sa mga hukom bago pa man ang pag-aresto.
Ang unang babae sa larawan, na maling tinukoy bilang si Judge Iulia Motoc, ay si Katrina Roman Quintas, ang may-ari ng Quintas-Mayenberger Inc.
Ang larawan na ginamit sa pekeng post ay uploaded sa Threads account ni Quintas.
Si Katrina Ponce Enrile naman na anak ni Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Juan Ponce Enrile, ay maling tinukoy bilang si Judge Socorro Flores Liera.
Nagbahagi si Enrile ng mga post sa Facebook upang pabulaanan ang mga maling akusasyon ng mga tagasuporta ni Duterte tungkol sa kanyang larawan kasama si Araneta-Marcos.
Sa ngayon, ang larawan ay nakakuha na ng 338,200 na views at 3,801 na reaksyon sa TikTok, at 230,700 na views naman sa X. Leigh San Diego
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