Henry Fitz-Amihere saga: …More nude videos looming?

Henry Fitz-Amihere saga: …More nude videos looming?

The police has disclosed that despite the payment of a demanded ransom of GH¢20,000, Henry Fitz, the ‘ex-boyfriend’ of media personality, Serwah Amihere and his accomplices still went ahead to share nude videos of her.

Amihere has subsequently filed a legal suit against the individ­uals involved in the sharing of the intimate video on the internet.

According to the facts per the charge sheet in court, Serwaa Amihere paid a ran­som to stop the nude video from going public, but the three accused persons after receiving the said ransom of GH¢20,000, went ahead and shared the video on social media.

Henry Fitz, real name, Henry Amponsah and his accomplices,Edem Saviour Ketti a filmmaker and Candylove Kwakyewaa Ababio, a trader have since been charged for conspiracy to commit crime, specifically, four counts of conspiracy to share intimate image, non-consensual sharing of intimate image, and sexual extortion.

However, since the release of the nude video, Henry Fitz has been at large but took to social media to threaten Serwaa and her mentor, ace broadcaster Nana Aba Anamoah to release similar videos if they do not get off his back.

Fitz in his social media post, claimed to possess a nude video of Nana Aba engaged in an explicit act, sent to him by the broad­caster herself.

He insisted that Nana Aba has very dark sides which she hid from the public eyes and cautioned her against involvement in the battle between him and Serwaa.

Fitz is allegedly a ‘successful scammer’ who uses his wealth to attract female celeb­rities into amorous relationships.

After Serwaa’s video, other names in­cluding socialite Afia Odo, media personality Sandra Ankobiah and Wendy Shay popped up as some of his ‘victims.’

However, Wendy Shay was quick to react to the accusations daring any man who had intimacy with her for money to come out and declare same.

The ‘Uber Driver’ hitmaker suggested that, she was content with what she had and would not engage in ‘sex for money.’

 By Michael D. Abayateye

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