The front page hosted the police editor at NEA and VIMA, Vassilis Lambropoulos, who spoke about the contradictory data, the involvement of a third person and the alteration of the data in the case of Caroline's murder in Glyka Nera.
He initially stated that the motive was the gradual rupture that existed within the couple. "The outburst of love with the helicopter flights over Alonissos was replaced by tensions and led to a hatred between the two."
He added that there is information about the existence of a third person. "A lawyer contacted us and she is a woman from the wider professional environment of the pilot." He added that he had a relationship with the pilot before the couple met and they clarified that it had nothing to do with Caroline's murder.
He explained that the killer presented such an image of himself and distorted the data so much that the Greek Police was convinced for a long time. "Police had charged the perpetrators with 300.000 euros, had brought in a Georgian and were looking for Albanian and Russian robbers."
He added that the 33-year-old had misled even the most experienced police officers by seeing the crime scene.
He also explained that the activity of the mobile phone, the biometric clock along with other doubts such as the lack of DNA, led to the conclusion that no one entered the house. "The question was how he was able to faint for an hour and a half without losing his life and the amount of 11.000 euros did not appear."
He further clarified that the psychologist reported some things to the Police about the couple's relationship, which were not evaluated correctly due to the direction for the robbery. "She was the only one who knew what was happening to the couple and her testimony was crucial."
Regarding the diary, Mr. Lambropoulos explained that there was an electronic diary which was retrieved from her computer. "The printed diary is disputed." He added that Caroline had been writing in her online diary since last July that the situation was getting worse and that she did not want him. "Caroline's fatal mistake was that she did not say anything to her family to intervene and reduce the tension."
He clarified that many people had considered the 33-year-old pilot as a suspect after the statements to the media. "I took the statements and took them to an analyst to analyze body language, lie detection and look change and we came to the conclusion that his behavior is false."
He pointed out that there was certainty that he was the perpetrator as he managed to respond to messages from journalists within a few seconds.
Finally, he stated that the trial will begin in the next few days.
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Source: Sigmalive