NUDEPHOTOGATE. As AUSTRALIAN WOMAN cops SIX months JAIL, suspended for two years, for false robbery claim to Police, TABUYA must be questioned for filing false claim to Fiji Police that her nude photo Fake

FAKE, OR NOT FAKE. While Tabuya claimed to Fiji Police that an image of her that appeared on Grubsheet was FAKE, the Australian eSafety Commissioner ordered Grubsheet to remove the semi-nude photo because Grubsheet didnt have Tabuya's CONSENT to publish it.
*In other words, she lied to Fiji Police while NOT disputing its authenticity to the Australian eSafety Commissioner.
*Our lengthy investigation has established that the photo in question was taken in Denarau but by whom, when, and how it had ended up on the internet in March 2014? Only Tabuya can answer those questions. 

A 42-year-old Australian citizen has pleaded guilty to giving false information to a public servant. Jenny Huong appeared in the Sigatoka Magistrates Court.

She had falsely claimed on January 30 this year, she was robbed in Sigatoka Town of a black bag containing a phone, sunglasses and a wallet with $180.00 by an unknown person.

Upon reviewing the CCTV footage of Sigatoka Town, it was revealed that she was seen getting off a vehicle without any black handbag.
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After further investigation, it became clear that she had not been robbed of anything.

Huong was arrested, interviewed under caution and admitted that she did not have her black handbag with her, nor was she robbed.
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She was sentenced to 6 months imprisonment, suspended for two years.

TINTED FIJI TIMES

 On 17 January, Fiji Times' reporter SHAYAL DEVI wrote to us as follows:
"I am following up on the post you shared on your Fijileaks site about Women’s Minister Lynda Tabuya because of debate on whether the images are real. Are you able to forward me the original screen captures of the photo and chat please? A forensic analyst we have spoken to has doubts but is withholding judgment until they've seen the real thing."
 *We declined to co-operate suggesting the 'forensic analyst' took a 'running jump'. 
*On 20 January the Fiji Times ran a story under the headline, 'Probe into porn image', reporting:
"POLICE have confirmed an investigation has begun into the use of an image widely used on porn sites since 2014 as “evidence” in sex scandal claims by two websites and a Facebook page belonging to Graham Davies, a former communications advisor to the FijiFirst government. Acting Police Commissioner Juki Fong Chew confirmed receiving a complaint from Minister for Women Lynda Tabuya. Open source intelligence specialist Eric Nelson, a graduate of the DFRLab Digital Sherlocks program who owns Minnesota based Slickrockweb Inc, said the explicit photograph was so heavily reused by porn sites it would be almost impossible to find where it was originally sourced from. His findings were based on reverse image searches conducted on TinEye and Yandex which uses image recognition to find out where an image came from, how it is being used, or if modified versions of the image exist."
*Shockingly, the Fiji Times told its readers that it consulted a 'forensic expert' in the United States (see above). 'Earlier this week The Fiji Times had reached out to overseas journalists who specialised in investigating organised crime, and they put reporters in touch with Mr Nelson'.
*The paper was not only insulting its own in-house IT experts in Suva but by citing the American 'expert' the paper was 'sexing' up its reporting.
*We don't know how much the Fiji Times paid to Eric Nelson, for TinEye is a program freely available on the internet. We ran the same photo and we got the same result as Fiji Times' 'forensic expert' - except Free of Charge.
*In its story, while attacking Grubsheet, the Fiji Times didn't even mention Fijileaks, except to note that one of the websites told the paper to 'take a running jump'.
*As we have pointed out, the 2014 image is real and only Lynda Tabuya can explain where it was taken, by whom, and how it had ended up on the net in March 2014. 
*Meanwhile, the Fiji Times, 'Nude pic drama. Specialist sheds light on sex scandal claim, concluded its story without mentioning Fijileaks:
'The Fiji Times emailed a contact listed on the website saying a forensic expert had doubts the images were real but was withholding judgment until he saw the real original. The response received from the email address was: 'Tell the forensic expert to take a running jump. It's all real and I don't need to be proven right or wrong'.'