Six years after the tragic car accident that cost the life of the singer Pantelis Pantelidis but the serious injury of one of his fellow passengers, Mina Arnaouti, today are expected to be discussed before the competent court, after many postponements, the lawsuits are compensated. in the case sides.
The tragic car accident had occurred on February 18, 2016 and had shocked public opinion. In addition to the popular singer and Mina Arnaouti and another girl, Frosso Kyriakou, were in the vehicle.
In particular, the first lawsuit, amounting to 1.100.000 euros has been filed by Mina Arnaouti against the insurance company. The second, amounting to approximately 100.000 euros, by Frosso Kyriakou also against the insurance company, while the third lawsuit, amounting to 600.000 euros, has been filed by the family of Pantelis Pantelidis against the insurance company and Frosos Kyriakou. It is worth noting that even today the family of the unfortunate singer is said to insist that the driver of the fatal jeep was not Pantelis Pantelidis but Frosso Kyriakou. However, the Justice, after an investigation, has ruled that the fatal vehicle was driven by Pantelis Pantelidis.
Among other things, in her lawsuit, Frosso Kyriakou claims: "Rumors began to spread that I was supposedly the driver of the fatal vehicle and not its co-driver! The earth was lost under my feet and I realized that an attempt was being made to transform me, from victim, to perpetrator… Even today and while the true facts have been confirmed by the Prosecutor's Office, there are people who believe the opposite and I bear its stigma murderer! " Regarding the circumstances under which the tragic accident took place, in her lawsuit Mrs. Kyriakou states that Pantelis Pantelidis "being in a state of intoxication, was going at a particularly high speed, clearly disproportionate to the road conditions, without constantly having "he focused his attention on driving and without exercising the required control and supervision over the vehicle he was driving, as a result of which he lost control of his car".
According to the lawsuit, the young woman, out of the approximately 100.000 euros she is claiming as compensation, the amount of 80.000 concerns the moral damage she has suffered, while the remaining amount concerns expenses for medical treatment, and exclusive nurses. "A young girl, just 21 years old, is not only seriously injured, she not only realizes that she has to get used to living with horrible pains, undergoing intensive medication and abstaining from any creative activity, but she is stigmatized for the rest of her life. "with the" label "of the murderer and her personal life is exposed without mercy", she typically states in her lawsuit.
For her part, Mina Arnaouti, who was seriously injured in the car accident and underwent multiple surgeries to restore her health, claims with her lawsuit 500.000 euros for moral damage, 500.000 euros as financial compensation, 73.500 euros for income that will had the next 20 years if he had not been injured, 60.950 euros for reconstructive plastic surgery, hospital expenses, exclusive nurses, with the total amount reaching 1,1 million euros.
Among other things, in her own lawsuit, Ms. Arnaouti states: "I did not recognize myself in the mirror. I was a tangle of bones, irons and tubes, completely weak, incapable of the slightest movement. After the tracheostomy was removed, my voice did not come out, which gradually returned after two weeks. It was tantamount to imprisonment. "I was trapped in my own body, unable to move, literally disabled."
In fact, the young woman talks about her psychological collapse, given, as she says, that she was accused of covering the "real circumstances" of the car accident "lying that he (s.s. Pantelis Pantelidis) was the driver of the fatal vehicle instead of her supposedly a real driver of Efrosini Kyriakou ".
It should be noted that the lawsuits were originally scheduled to be discussed in October 2020. However, their trial was postponed several times due to the measures taken to reduce the pandemic.
Source: First Topic