14. Virgil filed a disbarment complaint against Atty. Flores for dishonest and deceitful conduct. Virgil alleged that he paid a substantial amount to Atty. Flores who promised to facilitate the release of a favorable judgment. The operatives then arrested Atty. Flores for selling fake court decisions. As supporting evidence, Virgil submitted screenshots of text messages exchanged between him and Atty. Flores, to wit: “If you send PHP 400,000.00 then you will surely win the case!”; “Atty ... I already deposited the amount, thank you.”; “Okay, received ... let’s wait for a month according to the judge.” However, Atty. Flores argued that the records are bereft of any proof showing that the text messages originated from a phone number registered in his name. Thus, the text messages are inadmissible in evidence. Are the text messages inadmissible in evidence? Explain.