His mother-in-law's cameras really have to go now. Marco van Gulik from Kaatsheuvel was once again vindicated by the judge on Friday. If his mother-in-law does not remove the cameras herself, a bailiff is allowed to enter her home to take them down. The ruling brings enormous relief to Marco. "A lot of emotion is being released. I am very emotional about it."
Marco has been trying to get rid of the cameras for a long time. They are mounted on t…
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His mother-in-law's cameras really have to go now. Marco van Gulik from Kaatsheuvel was once again vindicated by the judge on Friday. If his mother-in-law does not remove the cameras herself, a bailiff is allowed to enter her home to take them down. The ruling brings enormous relief to Marco. "A lot of emotion is being released. I am very emotional about it."
Marco has been trying to get rid of the cameras for a long time. They are mounted on t…