Overview
- The court in The Hague convicted Jerreley Slijger, known as Kempi, and ordered seven months in prison, a contact ban, and €2,000 in damages.
- Prosecutors said voice notes documented very serious threats, including threats tied to an unborn child, and the court found all charges proven.
- Police found a firearm in his home that prosecutors linked to him, though he told the court a friend had hidden it there.
- The sentence matched the prosecution’s request, rejecting the defense argument that the messages were merely the pair’s way of speaking.
- The victim, identified by Omroep West as Gaby, said the verdict gave her recognition, and a separate hearing next week will address sensitive data he posted on Instagram after a youth services leak.