Airplane Drunken Rampage Australian Woman "I'm half-brother of Philippine President"

An Australian woman who claims to be the daughter of former Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos and the half-brother of current Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has been accused of causing a drunken rampage on an aircraft.

Australian local media reported that Annalisa Josefa Corr, 53, and her husband attended a Sydney court on the 10th local time and paid A$20,000 (about 18.1 million won) in bail and returned their passports, along with a promise not to drink on the plane or at the airport.

The case made headlines because Josefa, who was arrested, claimed to be the daughter of former Philippine President Marcos and the half-brother of current President Marcos Jr.

Former President Marcos was a long-term ruler of the Philippines from 1965 to 1986.

Josefa claims she is the daughter of an Australian-born model who was rumored to have an affair with former President Marcos.

But President Marcos Jr. denied Josefa's claims, saying they were false.

Josefa and her husband are accused of drinking alcohol prepared in advance on board Jetstar flight JQ720 from Hobart to Sydney, Australia, on the 28th of last month, and assaulting other passengers while drunk.

They were arrested at Sydney Airport and charged with an in-flight rampage.

Josefa is currently an interior designer and photographer on the gold coast in Queensland, Australia.

The trial of Josefa and her husband in the case will be held again on the 24th of next month.