Security cameras in New Philadelphia are being “dusted off” by police to identify the killer or killers of 29-year-old Michalis Katsouri outside the Opap Arena in New Philadelphia Monday night.

From the morning steps of security are in the wider area of ​​New Philadelphia and OAKA, and are looking for the route followed by the hooligans of Dinamo Zagreb. They estimate that in the early phase many of them don’t wear hoods to hide.

Apart from the identification, new faces may emerge to search for, given that many of the approximately 150 Croatian hooligans have not managed to flee their country.

The second part of the investigations is the EDE which has been initiated and is being carried out at a rapid pace by the ELAS chief of staff. The order that exists is to give responsibilities where they are, no matter how high they are, with 15 – 20 policemen of all grades to be under the “microscope”. All persons related to the case will be examined. In the laboratories, research is also “running” in terms of DNA identification. DNA may lead to the identification of the perpetrator of the murder of 29-year-old Michalis.

At the judicial level, preliminary investigation procedures continue for the 105 arrested hooligans for the murder of the 29-year-old.
In groups of 10-12 people who will be gradually brought before the three investigators from tomorrow Friday until Sunday to receive the apologies of those arrested for the bloody raid.

Searches of social networks, de-privacy of phones and devices seized from those arrested are expected to help authorities find the killer or killers of the 29-year-old.

It is noted that the indictment for those arrested for the wild incidents in New Philadelphia it’s heavy.

At midday, 105 people were brought to the Athens prosecutor’s office, against whom prosecutions were brought for a multitude of criminal offenses and primarily for the offense of criminal organization.

In detail, 105 people are being prosecuted, as one of them is in hospital under guard for serious crimes, among which are:

  • Criminal organization
  • Intentional homicide
  • Explosion
  • Possession of explosives
  • Disturbing the public peace
  • Dangerous bodily harm, committed and attempted, jointly and severally
  • Deterioration of foreign property
  • Biofeasance (offense under sports law)
  • Illegal carrying of firearms
  • Weapon use
  • Possession of flares

The investigations into the case are being carried out under the supervision of the head of the Athens Appeals Prosecution, Maria Gane, who is in direct and constant communication with the First Instance prosecutors, in accordance with the order of the Supreme Court prosecutor. Georgia Adelini.