Photos don’t lie. And 100,000 photos and videos don’t just prove my case — they obliterate theirs. They are an unambiguous, visual annihilation of every falsehood the consortium has pushed and Media24 has published. That such overwhelming visual evidence was ignored — not only by Media24, but by the Press Council charged with holding them accountable — speaks volumes about the state of media integrity and oversight in this country.

 

These images and videos represent and explain the motivation of the campaign, its purpose, and its goals. Moreover, they thoroughly debunk the majority of the lies told by the consortium, including accusations of damage, scamming, and rent arrears:

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Lies about damage: These are self-evidently disproven by the videos and photos. The truth is so clear that further comment is unnecessary.

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Lies about my operating a faux villa business: Villa scams typically involve faux hosts advertising non-existent properties, taking bookings, and vanishing with the proceeds. No genuine villa fraudster would invest their life savings, years of their life, and so much passion, attention to detail, and love into transforming properties. Who would risk everything they have, only to sabotage it by operating a sham sideline operation?

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Lies about rent arrears: Aside from the rental accounts and bank records themselves, which expose this falsehood, common sense alone disproves it. What rational tenant would rent a property, invest millions into it, and pour so much of themselves into its transformation, only to stop paying rent and hand over the properties and their home to the landlords on a silver platter?

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Lies about my being hard to track down or vanishing: Anyone reviewing the albums can see I worked 18+ hours a day, every single day. For a year and a half, I never left the properties, ensuring the transformations were completed and that the guest experience was as close to perfect as possible. Hard to track down? I was nowhere but the properties, doing nothing but creating something extraordinary.

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Lies behind the first arrest: The suggestion that I broke into my own home is absurd, as is the idea that I would steal three very old, worthless TVs or the junk contents of a back room. All this while spending millions on the properties and obsessing over every detail? The notion defies logic.

 

These lies—and many others—are dismantled by simply understanding the work undertaken, the money spent, and the time invested. The claims made by the consortium, their proxies, and the investigating offices are exposed as cynical, immoral, deceitful fabrications and twisted distortions of the truth.