Ryan Giggs' Threat Message Revealed To Ex-Wife: I'll Follow You Like Crazy, I Hate You

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JAKARTA - Evidence continues to be presented in court in the case of alleged assault and coercion by Ryan Giggs on his ex-wife, Kate Greville.

Most recently, the former Manchester United star was proven to have made threats indirectly via online mail.

Quoted from Marca, Friday, the trial that took place at Manchester Crown Court revealed an online letter that Giggs sent to Greville. The message was delivered by Giggs via email after Greville blocked him on WhatsApp.

In the opening of the letter sent, Giggs still seems to express his love for Greville. However, the message later turned into a terrible threat.

"I've never come close to loving someone else as much as I love you," Giggs wrote at the beginning of his letter.

"You are the closest person to me. This is not just a fake promise or I mean, now stop being a baby and please call me," he continued.

However, instead of just delivering an opening message to get back in touch, Giggs then threatened Greville.

“I will follow you like crazy and you know how good I am at it. You are a very bad person and do not deserve to be a mother," Giggs wrote.

Not until the message threatening to continue to follow Greville, Giggs also poured out his anger and expressed deep hatred for his ex-wife.

"I will never forget the way you treated me and the way you behaved."

“I'm so angry right now, I'm panicking because I can do anything. Keep ignoring me. See you later.

"I hate you for what you did to me. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you," Giggs continued in an online letter sent to Greville.

Prior to this follow-up trial, Giggs was arrested by the police after his ex-wife filed a complaint against him for ill-treatment, including head-butting him. Giggs was even thrown into prison for one night at the Pendleton police station in Salford.

The former footballer burst into tears as he recalled his arrest by police in court.

"I was scared. I've never been in that position before, so scared. It was the worst experience of my life," Giggs said of the night he spent in the cell.