Her pre-trial detention has been extended by two months. Eve Kylieaccording to the decision of the Brussels Court of Appeal, for the alleged activities of a criminal organization, corruption and money laundering.

Eva Kylie appeared before an appeals court on February 28 demanding her release from prison with an electronic bracelet. On the same day, Belgian MEP Marc Tarabella appeared before the Court of Appeal demanding his release from prison. The Brussels Court of Appeal ruled to extend M. Tarabella’s pre-trial detention by one month.

A press release from the Federal Prosecutor’s Office of Brussels states the following:

“As part of a large-scale investigation by the Federal Prosecutor’s Office of alleged acts of organized crime, corruption and money laundering, E.K. and M.T. appeared on February 28 before the indictment at the Brussels Court of Appeal.

The preventive detention of these two suspects was extended by two and one months respectively.

In the interest of the investigation, no additional information will be released at this time. The press will be informed of new developments in a press release.”

It is noted that the two-month extension of the pre-trial detention of Eva Kylie begins today, March 3.

Tarabela also remains in custody

Earlier, Mark Tarabella’s side said in a statement that “We have just learned that the judiciary has decided to keep Mark Tarabella in custody. We will continue to fight for the release of an innocent man from prison, because, remember, Mark Tarabella is innocent, he has nothing to be ashamed of, and he never received money or gifts in exchange for his opinion.

The same report points out that “the average length of so-called preventive detention in Belgium is a little over 3 months, but 3 months in prison for an innocent person is certainly much longer than for a guilty person. And the fact that this situation is based on self-serving accusations is difficult to accept, it is obvious.”

“Finally, in order to bring him closer to his family, despite his unfair imprisonment, we managed to get him transferred as soon as possible to a prison closer to his family. This is good news,” the message says.

^{With information from APE-MPE}