An investigation into pornographic videos taken at a “porn villa” in Umalas is still ongoing, police said today, though immigration records suggest that two of the stars may have already departed the country last month.
“We are still investigating but until now we still don’t know their identities. [Online] names can be made-up, the [real] identities behind the accounts we don’t know yet,” I Gusti Ayu Putu Suinaci, who heads the cybercrime unit at the Bali Police, said today.
A number of porn clips stirred up Balinese social media last week, and police have since confirmed they were taken in Umalas, North Kuta. One of the videos began with a “welcome to our new porn villa” text at the top of the frame, before five people entered the supposed pad of debauchery. These appear to have been posted on TikTok before it was reposted on other platforms, by accounts identifying themselves by the names Kevin and Celine.
Though at least one of the clips that have circulated widely showed their usernames, authorities say they are still working to identify the remaining three people, one of whom is believed to be an Indonesian woman.
“It’s just with the owners of those accounts who have returned to their country, there are no other accounts that have surfaced. They may have not uploaded it while in Indonesia because based on records they returned to their country on [May] 8th,” Suinaci said.
Head of the Bali office for the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, Jamaruli Manihuruk said Kevin and Celine were from Germany. Authorities said they arrived in Bali at either the end of April or early May, and intended to make a porn video on the island. The official said they did not report back to the villa owner when they left.
“We might try blacklisting them so they can no longer enter Indonesia,” Jamaruli said.
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