Laptop Theft and Begrudging Photos
The Houston Chronicle reported Monday that Edison Chen, star of the movie “Grudge 2,” has finally testified against the person who stole his laptop two years ago.
In the Chronicle article, Chen described his laptop theft as “an attack.”
The laptop contained pictures of Chen with “eight of the countries best known actresses and singers” in sexually suggestive poses. Chen thought, when he turned the laptop over to a local repair store, that he had deleted the photos. Unfortunately, the photos were released over time and appeared all over the internet.
With protection from MyLaptopGPS, this Grudge star might not be holding a grudge right now.
Edison Chen, Grudge 2, laptop theft, MyLaptopGPS, private photos, stolen laptop, The Houston Chronicle
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