Summit identifies Twilight: Breaking Dawn pirate

Summit Entertainment is at the end of the day booming in its anti-piracy hard work. The studio has identified the alleged culprit, who hacked and allegedly released the images of the highly-anticipated vampire romance film The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn on the Internet on swagger 31. It has filed meant for criminal act next to the person.

Summit Entertainment has released the pirate's identity as Daiana Santia of Argentina, who was involved in a band with the intention of stole photos, unfinished images and record of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn. Investigation definite Kroll Inc. And law definite Keats McFarland & Wilson assert located Santia and others in the northern Argentina town of Posadas. Civil events assert been filed in the U.S. And Argentina, along with a criminal act in Santia's local land.

The studio has sent unconscious a press publish in the region of identifying the alleged culprit in a swagger hacking event. It read, “As more or less of you possibly will know pictures and screen grabs of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn as a bring about in progress assert leaked on the internet. We are exceptionally proud of this film and as well exceptionally forlorn to make certain it unconscious here by this stage. The film and these images are not yet complete or in their proper context.