In a complaint that raises questions about the development of the recent femicide at the Police Department of Aghii Anargyri, Elena Tzouli, lawyer of the Griva family, proceeded.
Speaking to ERT, the lawyer testified that the audio-visual material from the murder of the 28-year-old Kyriaki that was handed over to the authorities for examination “is not uniform, it is cut, there are gaps”.
“What I want to tell you is that solely thanks to the Athens Investigator, Panagiota Soutsou, the request, which we had submitted in writing two days before, was accepted, and the case was now placed on the correct basis of complete clarification. In practice, this means that we submitted a request in order to confiscate all the audio-visual material from the Department, from AT cameras, from cameras of adjacent houses and shops, as well as, as can be seen from the material that Ms. Anakritria has in her hands and that was also given to us as advocates, the material is not uniform, it is cut, there are gaps, which were also born to Mrs. Anakritria”, argued Ms. Tzouli.
“Cut to the spot”
“I won’t use the word editing, because I’m not a camera technician, but that’s why we as the family of the mother of the deceased Sunday requested and it was granted that it be seized and given to her in continuous flow and not cut for our review as well, the family’s technical expert to establish that it is the original material,” he continued.
He also stated that “what we are asking for is all the material with a continuous flow, and not just from the same day, we are talking about a flow of three days, because what Mrs. Anakritria has in her hands is cut at the disputed point of the 4 previous knives, which the girl was accepted in his body, in the straight line of the outpost”.
“Today, therefore, the expert appointed by the Investigator together with our technical consultant, the father’s and the technical consultant appointed by the perpetrator are conducting his psychiatric examination, and within the next few days, very soon, we will have the final conclusion , which everyone is waiting for with great interest”, he concluded.
Blame ball between police officers
By the way, both the audio and video documents expose the police officers and the oligarchy they showed in dealing with the tragic incident.
For example, the police guard of the station who was first informed by the 28-year-old that she wanted to report someone she was afraid of, appears to be very slow to leave his post even as the 28-year-old falls dead from the assailant.
“I had no visual image and did not perceive the attack, until the moment I heard voices and saw the woman fall”, he has argued in his memorandum, at the same time that his colleagues are not able to give clear answers.
The duty officer also denied the responsibilities charged to her citing her young age. Characteristically, she claimed that she informed the supervisor, even saying that she was much more experienced than she was.
But also in this OPKE police officer’s communication with the Direct Action call center, three minutes after the murder of Kyriaki, the communication was very difficult.
As evidenced by the recording of the dialogue.
Hotline operator: Did he stab her and kill himself?
OPKE Police Officer: Yes…
Hotline Operator: Out of department?
OPKE police officer: Yes, right in front of the target…
Hotline Operator: And how did she kill herself?
OPKE police officer: I say it again. The man hit the woman and then put the knife to his throat…
Is the man conscious I believe he can live. I don’t see the woman… She has eaten her back…
It is logical for the parents of Kyriaki to ask for a representation of what happened on the night of April 1st, while a lawsuit has also been filed, in order to make the responsibilities of those involved personal.
The SWAT officer, the last person to speak with Sunday before her murder, is expected to submit his own statement. This is the operator who told the 28-year-old that the patrol car is not a taxi.
The decision of the EDE is expected even within the next week.
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