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Selena's Mother and Sister Deny A.B.'s Legal Accusations
Marcella and Suzette Quintanilla deny A.B. Quintanilla's claims of a lawsuit and unauthorized commercialization of Selena's belongings.
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- A.B. Quintanilla, founder of Kumbia Kings, stated on September 1 that he filed a legal process against his sister Suzette and mother Marcella, alleging she intended to commercialize Selena's personal items. ·
Primera HoraPuerto Rico
- Marcella and Suzette Quintanilla issued a press release on their Instagram account denying accusations made by A.B. Quintanilla regarding a lawsuit and the commercialization of Selena Quintanilla's personal belongings. ·
- A.B. Quintanilla responded to the sisters' denial by asserting that Suzette and her lawyers were notified of a lawsuit related to fiduciary duties and failed to deliver requested contracts and financial documentation. ·
- Marcella and Suzette Quintanilla stated that they searched public records but could not find the lawsuit that A.B. Quintanilla claimed to have filed against them. ·
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