The daughter of the person who claimed to be the perpetrator of the Three Gorges accident spoke out to prove "seeing through fake accounts" Lawyer Liu Yiling explained the criminal and civil liabilities of using someone else's photos to impersonate someone else's account

The daughter of the person who claimed to be the perpetrator of the Three Gorges accident spoke out to prove "seeing through fake accounts" │ Mirror News reporters Gong Pinrou and Zhang Jiayu

News link:https://youtu.be/plajlkJQJx8?si=NrXr-KGDOKWjmyQ9

We continue to pay attention to the tragic car accident in Sanxia District, New Taipei City, which left 3 dead and 12 injured. The old man surnamed Yu fell into a coma after the accident and has not yet woken up and is unable to be questioned. However, a woman appeared on the Internet, claiming to be the old man's daughter to clarify the matter, hoping that the public would give them a chance to speak and emphasizing that the judiciary would give justice. However, this woman was exposed by netizens as a fake account that stole photos and posted them.

Liu Yiling, an attorney at Fidelity Law Offices, said that stealing other people's photos and posting articles online in their name would cause trouble to the person in the photo and may involve the crime of forgery of quasi-private documents under the Criminal Law, and constitute infringement of copyright and portrait rights. The combined punishment is a prison sentence of not more than five years, and the person must bear civil liability for damages to the victim.

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