The local call is this trailer, with which a man accuses his Glonn relatives prominently placed on the market square of a million-dollar fraud. The action is part of an ever-escalating family dispute. © private
A shrill family quarrel occupies the people of Glonn. It is not held behind closed doors, but also on the market square.
Glonn – When siblings argue, it can get loud. But it rarely happens that, as in Glonn, an entire town hardly knows any other topic. When the worshippers stepped onto the market square after the service last Sunday, June 4, a transport trailer with man-sized cargo boards was waiting there. "Attention!!! Attention!!!," it says in forearm-high letters. As a result, the inscription accuses a local family of fraudulent millions.
Poster on the market square only the latest stage of escalation
The trailer, which reportedly then made a few laps through the village, is only the latest escalation stage of a family dispute that has gotten completely out of hand. If you ask around in Glonn, there is talk of around 2000,<> direct mail items in the municipality, of flyers and envelopes on which a relative who does not live in the municipality, unrestrainedly criticizes the local family – as colorful as the accusations are: In the end, as is so often the case, it is about the money. This emerges from individual letters, which are available to the Ebersberger Zeitung.
Accusations that are made are justiciable
The allegations, which, like the names of those involved, are not to be disseminated further at this point, are quite justiciable. The instigator, who appears by name in the letters, makes it clear in an interview with EZ that he doesn't care. "Either they pay or they don't get any rest for the rest of their lives," is one of the sentences that is then uttered. According to their own statements, the family concerned does not want to talk to the press or a legal dispute with the author of the allegations. This announces further escalation.
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