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Talpa removes episodes of Bondgenoten following arrest of former contestant Jelle D.

Talpa removes episodes of Bondgenoten following arrest of former contestant Jelle D.

Talpa has removed all episodes of the reality show De Bondgenoten featuring former participant Jelle D. following his arrest. D. is suspected of involvement in the deaths of two elderly residents at a care home in Oirschot.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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