He beats them mercilessly her elderly parents because they don’t give her money for her installment and she sells all the things in the house. The last theft from the house was her parents’ TV, which cost 900 euros and was sold “in New Year’s Eve”, to secure heroin. It was the third time he had stolen a television from the house.
“Yes, I sold her for 50 euros but not for drugs. He wanted me to get underwear and mosquito cream,” was the 43-year-old’s answer.
The old couple he sued his 43-year-old daughter on Sunday night. She entered the house and demanding that they give her money, she broke everything, facing their refusal. Her 80-year-old father is also a victim of her rage. Yesterday, the 43-year-old was taken to Autoforos for domestic threat, domestic bodily harm, verbal abuse and theft, with her vowing to leave the house and not bother her parents again. Then, her mother “bent” as the 43-year-old is not her only child who uses. Her son is in prison and the only child who supports her is her second daughter. In Sunday’s episodes, the violent episodes were witnessed by her two grandchildren, whom her second daughter asked her to hold for a few hours. “I can’t take this life anymore,” said the mother, in despair.

The 80-year-old father of the 43-year-old testified that his daughter has “ransacked” the house during the thefts. “Fights are everyday. If we don’t give her 30 euros, she breaks everything. The neighborhood only deals with us. People come out the windows and knock on our doors to see if we need help. I have to give her money because I embarrass people. We ask her to leave and she demands that we leave. She has broken the kitchen and her mother’s cell phone because she didn’t give it to her to sell. She is looking everywhere for money and when I went to get her mother’s bag that she was rummaging through, she ripped me off,” he said of his daughter who threatens to kill and burn them when they refuse to give her money.
The accused in turn, she testified that her parents are unbearable and do not support her in her illness. “They call me a prisoner and say I’m going to die,” she said at headquarters, pledging to leave home and find a job.
He was sentenced to a total prison term of 9 months without parole, as he had a previous conviction for a tax offence, with the right of appeal, which has suspensive force. Whether he will be jailed will depend on the Court of Appeal’s decision.