Fairground attraction owner responds: 'There was nothing wrong with the Energizer'

The reports about possible defects in the Energizer bother Moonen a lot. “I don't agree with that at all,” he says apprehensively to Omroep Brabant. On the day of the accident, he and his son were at the scene. “A headrest that came loose? No, that really didn't happen,” he responds firmly. According to him, stories about braces that were shot loose are also wrong. “That's nonsense. If braces would have come loose, something would have happened …

Owner Niek Moonen of the fairground attraction where a 14-year-old girl fell out on Monday says that there was nothing wrong with the Energizer in the days before the accident. Eyewitnesses told De Telegraaf on Tuesday that the device had several defects before the accident. According to Moonen, that is nonsense. The reports about possible defects in the Energizer affect Moonen a lot. "I can't agree with that at all," he says, shocked. On the da…