Adrian Hila has given his version to police regarding the issue of intimate videos that have circulated online, denying that the cameras in his home were installed to record private scenes. According to his statement, the devices were installed for property security, while it remains unclear how the footage became public.
What Hila told police
According to the reported testimony, Adrian Hila acknowledged that he was the one who installed the cameras in his home, but disputed the claim that their purpose was to record intimate moments.
In the version given to investigators, he explained that the installation had been done for security reasons, as theft cases had been reported in the area where he lived.
The cameras, when they were installed, and how they worked
According to his statement, the cameras were installed in 2022, before the intimate videos recently began circulating online.
Hila said they were simple cameras, placed at different points inside and outside the home, with the aim of protecting the property.
He also claimed that the devices did not have memory to store footage, but operated online. This is one of the elements expected to be verified by the investigation.
How he says he learned about the publication
Regarding the distribution of the videos, Hila said he was informed by friends after the materials had started circulating online.
This claim is part of his version, while the exact dynamics of the publication remain under verification by the authorities.
The investigation remains focused on how the footage was leaked
At the center of the investigation is not only the recording of the footage, but especially the way it ended up in public circulation.
So far, authorities are verifying the circumstances of the recording and publication of the materials, while many key points of the incident remain without definitive answers.
For now, Adrian Hila’s version is only one part of the case file being verified by police.
The case raises serious questions about the protection of privacy, the use of cameras in homes, and the chain through which private footage can become public.