The horror she experienced on New Year's Day is described and shocked by the woman who was abducted by her Egyptian partner. The testimony of the 31-year-old Bulgarian is revealed by protothema.gr. There she mentions everything she lived in the apartment of Agios Panteleimon.
The woman unfolds all the time of horror, from her abduction from the apartment where she works as a domestic helper, to her confinement in the Egyptian apartment in Agios Panteleimon where the activist after breaking her in the wood, in a live connection from her profile at Facebook but also in front of the eyes of her minor child who called her with a video call from Bulgaria, then opened and closed a gas cylinder and threatened to blow up the apartment building! In fact, in a state of rage and under the influence of wild drunkenness, he shouted to his partner: "I know that the police will come but I can kill you today", to the policemen who called him to surrender "No, I am not going out with anything, we will die all together "while when they asked him to leave his partner" She is my wife and I will do whatever I want. And let me kill you, what do you care? "Why did you come here? Who shouted?" he was screaming.
Live beating
According to the testimony of the woman published by protothema.gr, the girl claimed that she has been living in Greece for three years and lately she has been living in the ground floor apartment on Solomou Street in Galatsi, at his home. ) and his 24-year-old daughter who has mobility problems and she works as her assistant. He had been in a relationship with the Egyptian for about four months. On New Year's Eve, she said, the Egyptian wanted to go home with her sister to make the change of time.
At this point the girl mentions that she and her sister have a different last name because they have a different mother and when she was born her father was in prison and did not give her his last name.
But because her sister did not want to go there, she chose to take her and go to Kallithea to her ex-husband's nephew's house, with other company and without the Egyptian. They went there and stayed up all night until six in the morning. The Egyptian had been calling her all night, but she did not pick him up because she knew they would fight.
The girl was uploading photos and videos on Facebook all night and he was watching them.
They did not speak on January 1 when the girl woke up, because she knew he would be angry. At about 14:30, she was at her house, on Solomou Street with her sister, the owner of the house and her daughter. The Egyptian came angrily and asked to be opened. When he saw that they would not open it for him, he climbed on the balcony and kept shouting and tapping the glass with his hands. The girl was scared and told the owner not to open it for him, but he, because he was scared, opened it from the balcony to enter.
As soon as she entered the house, she went to the kitchen and took a knife and moved towards her. He pointed the knife threateningly at her sister and shouted at her not to approach. Then he grabbed her by the hair and dragged her to the floor to the front door. After they left the house, he first walked her by force and then, as he said, he put her in a taxi and took her to his house on Alkiviadou Street. There was a loss. As soon as he entered his house, he told her: "I know that the police will come where we are going, but I can kill you today." And he started hitting her on the head and punching her. She tried to calm him down but he would not let her speak.
She thought she had cheated on him. Then he forcibly took her cell phone and videotaped her, from the moment he hit her and did as she testified, a live broadcast from her Facebook account for all her friends to see. In fact, at that time, her seven-year-old child, who lives in Bulgaria, took her on a video call and the Egyptian continued to beat her in front of her child and show it to the camera.
He kept hitting her and at the same time asking her how she got where she was. She tried to calm him down and he would not let her talk and insulted her. And he was beating her non-stop until the police came. When police arrived and he was still outside the house, he took a gas cylinder and a lighter. Open the flask and let the LPG escape into the air. She was scared because she smelled the LPG in the air, saw the lighter in his hand and thought he would set them on fire. At that moment, the police broke down the door and shouted at him to throw the lighter and go out to surrender. He replied: "No, I do not go out with anything, we will all die together. You have no laws here because you have put me in seven times without doing shit. "And the Albanians who do their shit are out there."
The police then told him to let her go and he replied: "She is my wife and I will do whatever I want to her. And let me kill you, what do you care? "Why did you come here? Who shouted?"
This situation continued for many hours. He did not remember, as he told the police, how many hours, because at that moment he did not understand. At some point an Egyptian had calmed down, but got angry again and was ready to open the throttle again and set them on fire. At that point, the police entered and arrested him. The girl was taken and taken to the "Agios Panteleimon" hospital in Nice. His head hurt a lot.
Her doctors did all the tests and then told her she could leave. She said she had hit her head on her hands and her right eye, which was covered in blood, and said she wanted to be prosecuted.