Valyrakis - Psarades Case: "We Feel Vindicated, My Brother and I Are Innocent"
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What did the two fishermen say shortly after the court's acquittal? The post Valyrakis Case – Fishermen: "We feel vindicated, my brother and I are innocent" appeared first on in.gr.
His wife expressed her disappointment over the decision to acquit the two fishermen accused of the death of Sifis Valyrakis, leaving the courtroom. The Mixed Jury Court today declared the two fishermen accused of the death of the historic PASOK figure and former minister Sifis Valyrakis innocent by a majority vote (6-1). “The parastate in its grandeur, I will fight and the truth will be revealed” Leaving the courtroom, Mina Papatheodorou-Valyr…
The law firm refers to a decision by the Athens Mixed Assize Court that found its two principals, who were accused of the death of Sifis Valyrakis, innocent, by a vote of 6-1.
The former minister's wife stated that she will continue the legal effort, expressing her opposition to the decision and claiming that Sifis
Sifis Valyrakis' wife, Mina Papatheodorou-Valyrakis, made a particularly emotionally charged statement immediately after the announcement of the court decision in the case of his death. With sharp references to parastatalism and cover-up, she made it clear that her fight for the full disclosure of the truth does not stop here, declaring her determination to continue her legal […]
There has been a turnaround in the case of the death of Sifis Valyrakis, as, despite the prosecutor's proposal, the two fishermen who were accused of intentional homicide were found innocent, by 6 votes to one, by the president of the court. The lawyers for Sifis Valyrakis' family announced that they will immediately appeal the acquittal decision, with his wife speaking of extraterritoriality and a cover-up.
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