‘Soccer player Promes confesses to stabbing in tapped telephone conversations’

Footballer Quincy Promes has admitted to stabbing his cousin in wiretapped telephone conversations. That reports news hour† The Public Prosecution Service, which is prosecuting thirty-year-old Promes for attempted murder, wants the reports to be sent to the public NRC not confirm and says that it will only deal with the contents of the file during the hearing.

Promes, who currently plays at Spartak Moscow in Russia, is said to have stabbed his cousin in the knee in the summer of 2020 during a party in a warehouse in Abcoude. His cousin suffered a knee injury. The Public Prosecution Service decided to prosecute him, while the former Ajax player denied all involvement in the incident. From his criminal file, that news hour However, it turns out that Promes’ phone was tapped and that he called his family shortly after the stabbing.

It would appear from these telephone conversations that the stabbing incident was a planned action by the Orange international. In a conversation with his mother and his aunt, Promes says that the victim is “still lucky” that he was hit in the leg. In another conversation with his father, the footballer says that he still had an apple to pick with his cousin. “There are certain people in the family that I kill for. Period. (…) You are lucky that I no longer walk with a firearm because otherwise that tori would have walked even uglier.” In both conversations, Promes seems to point out that the nephew allegedly stole from another relative.

Attempted homicide

It is not known why Promes’ telephone was tapped in the first place. Yehudi Moszkowicz, the victim’s lawyer, calls the statements in the tapped conversations “confessions” to news hour† “I see in the tapes, but also in witness statements, reason to believe that there was premeditation,” says Moszkowicz, who will demand that instead of attempted manslaughter, attempted murder will be demanded. The office of Moszkowicz was Tuesday evening before NRC not reachable.

Gerard Spong, Promes’ lawyer, does not want to respond to the taps according to news hour† He does say that the charge could be converted to attempted murder if the case is dealt with more quickly. Spong says he is convinced that his client will be acquitted.