Glennis Grace has been given the lid on her alleged victims at the Jumbo. They don’t like to talk to the singer at all. “They want that lawsuit!”
Glennis Grace, her son and her ex-boyfriend allegedly seriously misbehaved in February in an Amsterdam branch of the Jumbo. In fact, it would even have led to a fight. One of the Jumbo employees had only recovered after two (!) months. And it looks like Glennis isn’t getting away with this easily.
Talking to Glennis
The Jumbo employees do not like to follow a trajectory of mediation (conflict mediation) with Glennis, says Weekend boss Bart Ettekoven at the desk of Show news† “What actually becomes clear today is that Glennis has used all the time to get in touch with the victims.”
Why? “She has insisted on mediation from day one. Of course that had everything to do with the lawsuit that she wanted to avoid at all costs, but that did not work out, because the alleged victims did not opt for it. They have indicated through their lawyer that they are not prepared to go into that process.”
Singer disappointed
Glennis and her lawyer are very disappointed about this. “Despite our continuous efforts at the request of the client, the declarants have informed them through their lawyer that they are not open to mediation”, her lawyer Kerem Canatan responds when asked.
The Jumbo victims just want that lawsuit. Bart: “The victims have indicated that they do not want to talk and that they do not want mediation. So they really insist on that lawsuit and it will just come. On October 26, as it stands now. Glennis’ lawyer is not happy with that at all, of course.”
sentence reduction
You may wonder what Glennis’ intentions are. Even the attempt to start a mediation process can already result in a reduced sentence, lawyer Natacha Harlequin tells the Shownieuws desk. “Of course it could also be that she really wants to talk to them.”
In any case, Glennis could not prevent a lawsuit. She concludes: “The suspicions that there are so far, as formulated by the Public Prosecution Service… That is quite something. With this, the Public Prosecution Service indicates: ‘Guys, the basic principle is that we should discuss something during the hearing.’”
