“I deny the accusations,” Dimitris Lignadis said in his apology

The former artistic director of the National Theater apologized in court for the rejection of the accusations against him. Dimitris Lignadis. The director accused of raping young men spoke about “Day of redemption”after a year and a half in prison and asked to be asked questions, as “he had not apologized again to know what to say.”

Lignadis was summoned by the President of the Court to answer for each act attributed to him separately and began with the case of the first plaintiff of Egyptian origin, Ali. Lignadis claimed that they may have spoken on social media, but he had never seen him live. “When I realized who my accuser was, I lost my head,” he said characteristically.

NS is also in court, the man who first spoke publicly about Lignadis and after his testimony the “bag of Aeolus” was opened for the director. Relatives and friends of the accused director are also in the room. His apology continues.

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