ifpress.comQuarrel over bad food review leads to chargesBy MEGAN GILLIS, QMI Agency | Last Updated: July 31, 2012 12:03am
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Marisol Simoes leaves the Ottawa courthouse Monday, July 30, 2012. (MEGAN GILLIS/QMI AGENCY) OTTAWA - Talk about a lewd food fight.
A local restaurateur went on trial Monday on charges she sent lewd e-mails and set up a fake dating site profile targeting a customer who posted negative reviews online.
Marisol Simoes, 41, co-owner of Mambo and Kinki restaurants, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of the rarely laid charge of defamatory libel.
"I am open to anything - couples, threesomes and group sex," read the e-mail, purportedly signed by former customer Elayna Katz and sent to the CEO and 75-member board of the Canadian Federation of Municipalities, where Katz works in human resources.
"Am especially into transsexuals and transgenders (being one myself). I am a handful in many ways and am a tiger in the bedroom."