A family one tragedy unfolded on Saturday morning in EO Sparti-Skala, costing the life of a girl just 22 years old. THE Respected Holder from Elos D. Evrotas was killed when the motorcycle he was driving collided with an IX vehicle.
According to lakonikos, gr, the tragic event took place around 6:30 am on Saturday, at the height of "Psilia Mantra", three kilometers before the intersection to Stefania.
Specifically, the IX car with a 51-year-old driver, in the direction of Sparta, under unclear circumstances, collided with the motorcycle driven by the 22-year-old, in the current towards Skala. The consequence of the violent collision was that the driver of the two-wheeler lost his life and the 51-year-old driver of the car was slightly injured.
According to the publication, it emerged from the preliminary investigation of the Police engagement of another vehicle- IX truck with a 56-year-old driver who was arrested. For the exact causes of the accident, a preliminary investigation is carried out by the Evrotas Police Department.
For its part, however, the family of the unfortunate girl is looking for answers about the exact circumstances under which the 22-year-old died. The girl's relatives want a substantiated expertise that will shed light on the case, as several points of the sequence of moments that led to her death remain vague.
Thus, according to lakonikos.gr, from the first moment, the uncle of the deceased, Mr. George Batsakis, appointed Mr. Anastasios Dede as technical advisor, who together with his associates began the investigation of the causes and factors of this to reach a final conclusion.
She had lost her mother five years ago
According to the local media, the 22-year-old had experienced a family tragedy five years ago, in September 2016, when her 38-year-old mother, of Polish origin, had fallen into the void from the 5th floor of an apartment building in Sparta, finding tragic death. According to information, the car accident in which the 22-year-old died took place while the girl was heading from Skala to Sparta to light her mother's candle.
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