Eva Jinek sometimes gets so stuck in an interview that she gets a kind of blur in her eyes and only wants to destroy her guest, according to TV authority Tina Nijkamp. “She was in that mood again.”
The Public Prosecution Service will not appeal against the acquittal of Marco Borsato. Chief officer Heleen Rutgers was on Eva Jinek’s talk show the day before yesterday to explain why they came to that decision, and encountered an almost white-hot hostess. Eva finds it incomprehensible that the Public Prosecution Service decided to prosecute when they had such a weak case.
Bitchy
If you know that your evidence is very poor and the chance of a conviction is small, then you shouldn’t take someone like Marco to court at all, Eva hinted. Not only because you damage the alleged perpetrator irreparably, but also because it is disheartening for victims of abuse, she emphasizes.
However, Johan Derksen thinks that Eva is too fanatical at such a moment. “I found it so unsympathetic, bitchy,” he says Today Inside. “That woman just had to admit that it was a crap investigation and that they had failed and she kept complaining about it. It was annoying to watch. Then you really start to hate Eva.”
‘Another shower!’
TV authority Tina Nijkamp, who sits at the table at VI, understands what Johan means. “Yes, she has that very occasionally. I thought: oh, you’re in that mood again. It really reminded me of what she had with Nicolien van Vroonhoven.”
“She was already struggling on the floor, like: ho ho ho, I failed, and then she sat there with Eva and she went all the way. I think she then got a kind of blur in her eyes, like: you have to be destroyed, you have to be destroyed.”
Merciless
Johan thinks Eva is a false secretion. “Yes, she is becoming merciless. Her eyes too. She is also developing a very wrong mouth, isn’t she?”
Tina: “Yes, she becomes very fierce. She was in that mood again yesterday. It immediately reminded me of that.”
Johan concludes: “I conclude from that that she is actually not nice in character.”