That makes no sense. We have always been hard-working entrepreneurs.”
He also dismissed rumors and media inaccuracies. “All kinds of Wild West stories are going around now.
That is pure nonsense. Moreover, many factual inaccuracies have appeared in the media.”
Despite the convictions, the family said they received support from regular customers. “That does us an awful lot of good.
We notice that many people support us and maintain confidence in our story. That gives us the strength to keep going,” said Aarabe.
The defense is focusing on overturning the sentences on appeal. “We continue to believe in a good outcome.
I am convinced that we will be acquitted on appeal,” he said.
The Voorburg establishment has been sold to new owners and is set to reopen as Marco Polo.
The departing management thanked the community for “the trust, the fun, and the support over the years” in a social media statement.
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The team looks back at more than four decades of operations with “a warm feeling” as the legal process moves to the court of appeal.
