“There was no information from the family about any threat from the Egyptian against them,” pointed out the lawyer of the families of the two Karnesi brothers, Yannis Ireiotisdescribing a relaxed atmosphere in the company during his meetings with the three victims of “Aris” and Despina Karnesi.

Speaking to ANT1, the lawyer emphasized that “the perpetrator went determined to kill, he went to his car with weapons, he didn’t fight and at that moment he grabbed a knife”, while regarding the footage from the security cameras he said that “the cameras were recording outdoor areas , but what to see? A man went with two guns, determined to kill.”

“From what employees told me, the very quick intervention of the Police, which arrived in two minutes, apparently ruined his plans. There are thoughts that he intended to take Mrs. Despina hostage and I don’t know what else he could have done…. It would have been a greater tragedy in my estimation if there had not been the swift intervention of the Police”, said Mr. Ireiotis.

He then stated that based on what the sister and wife of two of the victims know, who was in the office at the time of the attack, she locked herself in an office toilet so that the Egyptian would not approach her, or the perpetrator was the one who locked her in a specific room. along with another woman, having other things in mind for the sequel, but which did not materialize thanks to the arrival of the police just two minutes after the call to Immediate Action.

Regarding the references in the statement issued on Tuesday by Despina Karnesis regarding the dismissal of the Egyptian, the detoxification he received, the deposits of over one million euros, his recruitment after the fact by Spyros Karnesis with whom her two girls Karnesis family had a financial dispute of more than 300 million euros, but also the infamous eviction from the house in Glyfada, Yiannis Ireiotis said that the house did not belong to any of the sisters, so that he could evict the Egyptian, while he agreed as said with the statement of Spyros Karnesis that the motives of the crime cannot be related to the legal dispute of the members of the Karnesis family.