The anger of the relatives of the victims of Tempi was caused by the reports of the prosecutor Georgia Adelini at the forum of Delphi, where she defended her handling of the case.
“We went to Adeilini, six parents. I will speak for myself. Me and my brother left disappointed. I expected by meeting the country’s highest judicial representative that we would reap a benefit. To see the fathers in our eyes. He didn’t understand either. Personally for me I’m sure he didn’t understand who I am. He was telling us that train accidents happen in Asia and Africa as well.” said on Thursday evening Nikos Plakias, father of the twin girls and uncle of the girl from Kalambaka, who disappeared in Tempi, speaking to Kontra, noting even that Mrs. Adeilini told them let this be the beginning of a better Greece.
«I’ve lost two children and I’m going to the public prosecutor to get justice, I don’t want anything else and he thinks I’m interested in a better tomorrow for the railway or the airports? It suffocates my case. My family fell apart. This is the truth” write down.
“I did not bring the children into the world to become Iphigenias or sacrifices. And what they do angers me more. I sometimes feel that I am underestimated” underlined.
«There is no justice for me. I’ll keep saying it until I die. Justice will be to leave here, from my shop where I am, to go home to see my children and continue my life. I don’t want to be a hero, I don’t want to be a rebel, nothing” he emphasized and added: “You see a father who fights for the right of his children. Those screams of the father. They are not screamers. He is screaming for the right of his children. And I will scream, I will scream until I close my eyes.”
N. Plakias also referred to what Mr. Mitsotakis claimed yesterday in his interview that “in Tempi, human error met chronic pathologies of public administration”. “What is human error? How did the station master come to this position?’ he said angrily. “It is a political instrument from Maximos. We have given the names in the case file, they will be heard in the courts. If they continue we will start taking them out, patience is running outhe added. Referring to chronic pathologies, he meaningfully asked: “How many years was Mr. Mitsotakis prime minister before the crime? Four. Wasn’t it enough to fix the pathogens?»
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