2 months ago
A.B. Quintanilla, the brother of the late "Queen of Tejano Music" Selena, is responding to the statement released by his mother Marcella Quintanilla and sister Suzette Quintanilla-Arriaga — a statement that said he was making "false accusations" about his family members and damaging their reputations.
"I don't lie," A.B. wrote in his latest statement shared on Wednesday (Sept. 2). "Suzette and her lawyers were notified with the corresponding documents via certified mail and electronic mail. She was notified of a lawsuit related to her fiduciary duties, that is, her legal obligations to act with loyalty, transparency and in the best interests of those she was responsible to."
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He continued, "She responded, but did not provide what was being requested: contracts, documentation and financial information. Those fundamental requirements were left unanswered. What she did under the excuse of using my mom for convenience. She had no idea what was really happening around her and never had any participation in anything."
A.B. says that his lawyer will speak out on Friday (Sept. 4) where "many things will be made clear."
#notified
"I don't lie," A.B. wrote in his latest statement shared on Wednesday (Sept. 2). "Suzette and her lawyers were notified with the corresponding documents via certified mail and electronic mail. She was notified of a lawsuit related to her fiduciary duties, that is, her legal obligations to act with loyalty, transparency and in the best interests of those she was responsible to."
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He continued, "She responded, but did not provide what was being requested: contracts, documentation and financial information. Those fundamental requirements were left unanswered. What she did under the excuse of using my mom for convenience. She had no idea what was really happening around her and never had any participation in anything."
A.B. says that his lawyer will speak out on Friday (Sept. 4) where "many things will be made clear."
#notified
2 months ago
A new public dispute has emerged within Selena Quintanilla's family. Her siblings now appear to disagree over claims involving possible legal action. A.B. Quintanilla III shared a cryptic message that raised questions among fans. Suzette Quintanilla and their mother, Marcella, rebutted his allegations right away.
A.B. took to Instagram Tuesday and told fans about an alleged lawsuit. He said the matter involved Suzette and "facts and circumstances" connected to their late father, Abraham Quintanilla. A.B. claimed the legal process began months ago, though its roots went back years. "There is years of history. There are facts. There is evidence. There are circumstances," he wrote.
A.B. also said much about the situation remains unknown. He told followers he would speak when the time felt right and would share his side with evidence. However, he did not reveal specific details about the alleged lawsuit.
Suzette and Marcella responded with a joint statement Wednesday. They said Suzette had not been served with a lawsuit or legal papers. They also called A.B.'s "insinuations" completely false, according to TMZ. Marcella said she spoke out because Abraham can no longer defend himself.
The pair denied allegations that Suzette stole anything or planned to sell Selena's personal belongings. They also said they knew of no wrongdoing by Abraham that could support A.B.'s alleged claims. However, they made clear that the family conflict would not change their affection for him.
#marcella #abraham #Legal #however
A.B. took to Instagram Tuesday and told fans about an alleged lawsuit. He said the matter involved Suzette and "facts and circumstances" connected to their late father, Abraham Quintanilla. A.B. claimed the legal process began months ago, though its roots went back years. "There is years of history. There are facts. There is evidence. There are circumstances," he wrote.
A.B. also said much about the situation remains unknown. He told followers he would speak when the time felt right and would share his side with evidence. However, he did not reveal specific details about the alleged lawsuit.
Suzette and Marcella responded with a joint statement Wednesday. They said Suzette had not been served with a lawsuit or legal papers. They also called A.B.'s "insinuations" completely false, according to TMZ. Marcella said she spoke out because Abraham can no longer defend himself.
The pair denied allegations that Suzette stole anything or planned to sell Selena's personal belongings. They also said they knew of no wrongdoing by Abraham that could support A.B.'s alleged claims. However, they made clear that the family conflict would not change their affection for him.
#marcella #abraham #Legal #however
2 months ago
The Quintanilla family dispute is becoming increasingly public. One day after A.B. Quintanilla III confirmed that a legal matter involves his sister Suzette Quintanilla Arriaga and circumstances connected to their late father, Abraham Quintanilla Jr., Selena Quintanilla's mother, Marcella Quintanilla, and sister Suzette issued a forceful joint statement challenging his account.
The statement, shared on the verified Selena Instagram account on September 2, directly disputes several ***** ertions made by A.B. and raises a central question: Where is the lawsuit he says exists?
A.B. Quintanilla III, Selena's older brother and longtime music producer (@ GC Images)
"We have seen A.B.'s recent public statement," Marcella and Suzette begin. "Because it contains serious and false insinuations concerning Suzette, Abraham, and our family, we feel it is necessary to correct the record."
A.B., Selena's older brother and a key songwriter and producer behind her music, publicly addressed the dispute on September 1 after reports about a possible lawsuit began circulating. "Yes, there is a lawsuit related to Suzette Arriaga, as well as facts and circumstances related to my father, Abraham Quintanilla," A.B. wrote in his statement.
#quintanilla #abraham #selena #marcella
The statement, shared on the verified Selena Instagram account on September 2, directly disputes several ***** ertions made by A.B. and raises a central question: Where is the lawsuit he says exists?
A.B. Quintanilla III, Selena's older brother and longtime music producer (@ GC Images)
"We have seen A.B.'s recent public statement," Marcella and Suzette begin. "Because it contains serious and false insinuations concerning Suzette, Abraham, and our family, we feel it is necessary to correct the record."
A.B., Selena's older brother and a key songwriter and producer behind her music, publicly addressed the dispute on September 1 after reports about a possible lawsuit began circulating. "Yes, there is a lawsuit related to Suzette Arriaga, as well as facts and circumstances related to my father, Abraham Quintanilla," A.B. wrote in his statement.
#quintanilla #abraham #selena #marcella
2 months ago
Clock is 'Ticking' on Patriots Recent Draft Pick Amid Tough Camp Showing originally appeared on NESN. Add NESN as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The New England Patriots have some tough decisions to make over the next few weeks about who to move on from.
Every Patriots fan seems to remember how bad the 2024 NFL Draft went, even if it landed them Drake Maye.
Outside of that, the Patriots have only one other player still on the roster: Marcellas Dial Jr. Dial, who went to the University of South Carolina, was a sixth-round pick in that 2024 draft.
The corner hasn't played well throughout his young career and, according to the latest reports, has struggled in camp. So much so that one reporter said that it feels like the clock is ticking on him.
#clock
The New England Patriots have some tough decisions to make over the next few weeks about who to move on from.
Every Patriots fan seems to remember how bad the 2024 NFL Draft went, even if it landed them Drake Maye.
Outside of that, the Patriots have only one other player still on the roster: Marcellas Dial Jr. Dial, who went to the University of South Carolina, was a sixth-round pick in that 2024 draft.
The corner hasn't played well throughout his young career and, according to the latest reports, has struggled in camp. So much so that one reporter said that it feels like the clock is ticking on him.
#clock
