After a period of radio silence, Peter Gillis and his girlfriend Nicol Kremers came out with a statement about the alleged abuse in May. The couple ‘regrets that a private incident has led to the involvement of the police’. The statement came out through their lawyer Ton van den Biezenbos. The two previously denied that anything had happened.
The Public Prosecution Service (OM) announced on July 22 that a 60-year-old man was arrested around three o’clock in the morning on May 29 at the Prinsenmeer holiday park in Ommel, which is owned by Gillis. At the time, the suspect spent the night in jail and was allowed to return home the following day. Nothing was disclosed about the identity, but sources reported to RTL Boulevard that it was the holiday park magnate and his girlfriend Nicol.
‘Code red’
Immediately after the news about the alleged abuse, Gillis and Kremers posted a message on social media. “At the moment there is a lot of media attention about us again. We can be clear about that … there is absolutely nothing wrong with it. Code Rood,” Gillis and Kremers wrote to their followers on Facebook and Instagram.
The fact that Peter Gillis is now being prosecuted is ‘against the will of all involved’, confirms lawyer Van den Biezenbos from his holiday address after reporting the news. ED.
Talpa does not want to speculate
Talpa, the channel group where Peter Gillis’ real life soap ‘Massa is Kassa’ is broadcast, has not yet responded to the incident. “It makes no sense to speculate now. Only when Nicol makes a statement to the examining magistrate later this month will we know more. Let’s be especially careful with judgments until the facts are clear,” a spokesperson for Talpa told Shownieuws. .
The substantive hearing scheduled for August 12 has been postponed. First a witness would have to be heard. “The judge has indicated in advance that the request was justified. The witness has not yet been heard,” says the lawyer.
