Lindsay Custodio Seeks Justice for Alleged Abuse
LINDSAY CUSTODIO – The former actress has filed a case against her estranged husband, Frederick Cale, under the Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act (RA 9262). This was confirmed by her lawyer, Atty. Hazel Meking, in a video statement shared with GMA News Online.
According to Atty. Meking, Lindsay only recently realized the full extent of the abuse she allegedly experienced during their relationship. After coming to terms with what she went through, she decided to take legal action in hopes of finding justice. The lawyer shared that Lindsay has been deeply affected by the experience, having gone through trauma and depression, and needing psychiatric treatment to help her recover.
The abuse Lindsay claims to have endured includes sexual, psychological, verbal, emotional, and financial harm. These serious accusations reveal a pattern of mistreatment that had a lasting impact on her well-being.
In March, TV host Boy Abunda mentioned on his show Fast Talk with Boy Abunda that Lindsay had traveled to Cebu due to a cyber libel case filed against her by Cale. This suggests that legal disputes between the two are still ongoing.
As of now, GMA News Online is trying to reach Frederick Cale for his side of the story. They plan to update the public once a response is received.
Meanwhile, Lindsay Custodio is a former actress and singer who rose to fame in the 1990s. She first appeared on the popular youth show That’s Entertainment, and later became even more well-known through the hit TV program Ang TV. Throughout her career, she starred in several movies and TV shows, including Hataw Na, Kristo, and Growing Up. Aside from acting, Lindsay also pursued music and released two albums—My First in 1996 and New Horizons in 1998.
In 2000, she married Julius Caesar Platon II, who served as the vice mayor of Tanauan, Batangas. They had two children together. Sadly, Julius passed away in a car accident in 2018. After his death, Lindsay stepped away from the spotlight to focus on raising her children. In 2022, she remarried businessman Frederick Cale, but their relationship soon faced serious challenges.