Derk Bolt has onlookers without a trace he asked on Monday evening to give producers time to find out what went wrong when searching for biological parents in Colombia. The presenter defines the situation as “extremely painful”.
“There has been a lot to do in the last week without a traceBolt said in the first episode of without a trace from the revelations of the criminal journalist Kees van der Spek. “It is very painful that things have gone wrong and that people have suffered pain and disappointment. We have tried with our heart and soul for many years to bring people together. It is especially painful that things have gone wrong in this area. “.
The editors of without a trace is now conducting research to find answers to the question of what went wrong in the past. “It takes time,” Bolt said. He once again invited former participants who have concerns or questions about the program to report.
Van der Spek revealed last week that attendees of without a trace they are linked to the wrong biological parents in Colombia. According to the crime reporter, the Colombian fraudulent intermediary (repairer) allegedly responsible for the mismatches cooperated in sixteen cases.
KRO-NCRV has meanwhile confirmed two misalignments. Two more games went well and were confirmed by DNA testing. The other 12 cases are still under investigation. The existence of the program is not in question, according to the broadcaster.
Monday’s broadcast also included a search in Colombia. A spokesperson for KRO-NCRV said when asked that the controversial repairman was not involved in that case.
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