Georgiou in “Trial”: “The prosecutor extended the hook too much, the big fish may escape her”

The criminologist, Stavros Georgiou, analyzed the developments in the case of the murder of the police officer, George Lyggeridis, in the “Trial of SKAI”.

What he said in detail:

“It is a fact that we have not yet received knowledge of this part of the case file, but it is known that the list of accused has been expanded to include supporters for accusations that arose during the interrogation stage.

The material that has come to get it, the cost for the stick is 450 euros! It has conversations and analysis of where everyone was, it has a lot of evidence.

It’s hard to express yourself, especially when you’re defensive. In the case file is not only the Lyggeridis incident, it is the match with Volos, the game with Tsoukariski, the match with AEK where there is an accusation of robbery, but also the stabbing of a male Panathinaikos fan. The incident with the stabbing of a female Panathinaikos fan is another matter.

The investigator called the expert to know how to proceed. The prosecutor spread the trachana too far and in the big ones when it is spread too far the big fish can escape it and only the small ones pay it.

Is it possible to prosecute 164 people for complicity in the Lyggeridis murder? The investigator was trying to piece it together. Open wide. Mr. Giuvas is an excellent investigator, well-read and he is the one who widened the indictment, when he saw others with criminal behavior. He has…melted over the evidence to send material to the court.

Want a prediction? Do not be surprised that the case with the 164 people has not reached the audience in the 18th month and shortly before its completion they release them with restrictive conditions, because then the director of each prison is forced to release them completely.

You can’t, in the matter of munitions, list 42 people and then describe what each one has done and list 13. They describe that there were pints of gasoline, taped with dynamite, which caused the explosion and spread the liquid. By August the case file was 20,000 pages, I had read them. A lot of it has to do with posts by those involved online.”

Regarding the connection of fan violence with drugs, he was content to say: “The administrator of the drug prosecution is the one who was remanded in custody. Is it possible? How can the pyramid work, of course, if the top is not in the bay?”