Two months after the fateful night of May 11, when Babis Anagnostopoulos killed his wife, Caroline, inside their house in Glyka Nera - a murder that shocked the whole country. The confessed murderer may have been remanded in custody but the case file has not been closed.
According to the newspaper Real News, the 12th investigator is investigating financial differences that may have existed between Babis Anagnostopoulos and Caroline, after the latest revelations that her family put their hands deep in their pockets and helped them financially. According to the publication, the Bank of Greece has been instructed to lift the secrecy of both bank accounts, in order to investigate the financial situation of each and what transactions they made.
In addition, the details of the purchase of the plot in Pikermi by Babis Anagnostopoulos, which took place 5 days before Caroline's murder, will be investigated, with the των reinforcement of 20.000 euros given to him by his mother-in-law.
Caroline family lawyer: Anagnostopoulos wrote the plot in his name
The information that Babis Anagnostopoulos, who killed Caroline at their house in Glyka Nera, bought a plot of land in his name with the money he had received from the mother of the 20-year-old, was confirmed by the family lawyer, speaking to SKAI TV.
"He had told Anagnostopoulos to divorce"
Meanwhile, the lawyer of Eleni Mylonopoulou, the couple's mental health counselor, Stamatia Markou, revealed that Caroline had told the confessed perpetrator that they would divorce before the sessions began. "Caroline had decided to divorce and went to her to consult her on how to handle the final breakup of her marriage. "The 20-year-old did not accept having any relations with the parents of the confessed perpetrator, a fact that shows the final rupture in the couple's relations and she had not hidden her desire to leave the house", he noted.
In fact, he added that the 20-year-old did not accept the baptism of their daughter, Lydia, in Athens and had decided to baptize her in the Philippines.
Source: Nation
