Jet2 won’t return the family £800 after the death of her mother who booked the flight at the age of 38

The family was told they could not take back the 800,800 a woman who had been on vacation in Greece after a sudden death at the age of 38 for vacation in Greece if she didn’t spend the 500 yen on legal fees. Charlene Bookercross died suddenly of a heart attack, leaving behind her 15-year-old son, Tyler.

Charlene’s bank accounts and pension have already been handed over to her family, but Jet2 says it won’t be able to pay 800,800 for a summer trip to Kos. Jet2 says the family will have to appoint a retainer and file a lawsuit to recover the money, which the attorney said will cost them $500,500.

Charlene’s mother, Karen Geese, told LeicestershireLive: “She died suddenly and suddenly of cardiac arrest on December 28. Her brother Paul found her and tried to revive her. We were all devastated. We later learned he had no heart disease. Tyler was supposed to take Tyler on vacation. On June 25 to celebrate Tyler’s sixteenth birthday.

“Charlene was always careful and took a little vacation every month to pay for everything up front. He paid about 15,815 out of 120,000 for both.”

He added, “Jet 2 is very understanding on the phone and very good at it, but they tell me I should have an artist for Charlene, which my lawyer says is completely useless and would cost about $500,500. Money for it. We want him and Tyler to have it, but he’ll get it.” Only 300 300 once we pay him to set the record. This is very annoying because we created an account for the money Charlene had to deposit and in the banks. They gave us money to earn.

“But this money is for poor Charlene’s son digging up these high-heeled Jet2 shoes. I sent him a death certificate and even a birth certificate to prove I was his mother. But they would only send the money to the artist. It was hard for Tyler – he’s only 15 and he has a certificate High school.

“He is very strong, but he has been emotionally difficult for all of us. I don’t want to argue anymore.”

He said that unscrupulousness would lead to a fairer outcome: “Ironically, I could have called as if I was Charlene and asked to cancel and get my full money back. But I decided to be honest.”

Jet2 has confirmed that it will not make an exception to Karen’s rules. In a statement, they said, “We would like to express our sincere condolences to Ms. Ghazi and her family at this difficult time. Due to the closure of the account used to make the original reservation, we will not be able to return this account. Therefore, we have asked Ms. Jazz to provide documentation proving that she was the designated trustee of her daughter’s estate until We can pay her directly.

“Since we have not received this power of attorney, unfortunately we cannot do so. We sincerely hope we can get your money back once the credentials are confirmed and we will contact Mrs. Jeez to explain it.”