The diary of Marco Borsato’s alleged abuse victim has probably not been manipulated, according to extensive research. “But of course such a diary can contain fantasies.”
A disappointment for Marco Borsato: in the abuse case against him-he is suspected of fornication with the then 15-year-old daughter of the former chairman of his fan club-gains an important evidence of strength. The diary of victim Amara, who was the reason for this whole case, is probably not manipulated, reports it Ad.
Setback
Experts have done an extensive handwriting investigation to investigate whether the passages in the book have been written by the victim himself, in which period and with which pen. “Although the conclusions are never given by one hundred percent certainty, it does not appear that the writings in the book have been manipulated,” said the newspaper.
And that is a big disappointment for Marco. If they were manipulated – angry tongues claim that mother Nathalie is mainly out of revenge – then this whole thing would have fallen apart in advance.
Serious proof
The diary now serves as serious evidence, but, as singer Henk Westbroek notes Shownieuws: “Unless of course someone – I don’t take it for anyone, hey – fantasizing. I have sometimes held a diary and then I fantasized completely.”
Deskzitter Bram Moszkowicz: “You are absolutely right about that. We can conclude that the diary is authentic, but whether it is exactly what that lady has included in the diary, that will of course be apparent at the hearing through interrogation.”
Handwriting
Presenter Dyantha Brooks: “I think it is especially important that it shows that, for example, the girl’s mother would not have added anything to it. This is really her handwriting from that time.”
Henk points out that he too kept a diary. “I just fantasized on it. You don’t want to know who I went to bed in my diary with, you know. In a diary you can also write down your dreams.”
Important
Dyantha wonders to what extent that diary is going to work against Marco. “How important is it? To what extent can you assume? This can be fantasy …”
Finally, Evert: “That whole business started that diary. That mother thought that diary, went to read, she worked for Marco Borsato and she confronted Marco with what she had read in it. So that diary is very important.”