Matsakis: "No finding for strangulation of 28-year-old woman" - Why did she go down the cliff

The private medical examiner, Marios Matsakis, spoke on the Front Page about the second autopsy on the body of 28-year-old Lesya Bykova from Ukraine.

At first, he explained that the reason he went down the cliff was because he wanted to see where the girl had fallen. “There are vertical cliffs and there are stepped cliffs. The 31-year-old suspect had given some versions, which did not speak of a vertical fall but a tumble. To see this, you can't see it from above, you have to get down and see it from the side. Also, the suspect had claimed that he went down and tried to save the girl, while she was hanging, she didn't fall straight down. Then when he fell, he went down to the corpse, on the beach. I proved that you can get off. They confirmed what the suspect was telling me."

He went on to state that “I did that autopsy, I examined the suspect and I was present at the autopsy. From these findings I have given a preliminary conclusion that they are consistent with the history given by the suspect. It remains to examine the clothes of the deceased and the suspect for the final result."

When asked about the findings of the autopsy, he said that "I did not find a finding of strangulation. My findings are consistent with the history given by the suspect."

It is recalled that the second autopsy on the body of 28-year-old Lesya Bykova from Ukraine was also completed on Wednesday, which was carried out in Nicosia by medical examiner Hara Spiliopoulou.

After receiving the results of the scientific tests from the evidence received from the body of the 28-year-old Ukrainian Lesya Bykova, the medical examiner, Hara Spiliopoulou, who performed an autopsy today on the body of Bykova, who was found dead on a beach in Paphos, will announce her conclusion. , near Petra tou Romiou, last Saturday, March 11.

According to the Spokesman of the Police Headquarters, Christos Andreou, Dr. Spiliopoulou, in addition to the prescribed autopsy on the body of the unfortunate girl, also visited Paphos and performed an autopsy at the scene where the victim was found, while she also examined the 31-year-old suspect, who He is being held in the custody of the Paphos Police Department.

In his statement, Mr. Andreou states that Dr. Hara Spiliopoulou will come to a conclusion, after receiving the results of the scientific tests on evidence received from the body of Lesya Bykova.

The second autopsy by Dr. Spiliopoulou was conducted at the mortuary of the Nicosia General Hospital in the presence of medical examiners Angeliki Papetta and Orthodoxos Orthodoxos, who performed the first autopsy and medical examiner Marios Matsakis, who attended the procedure representing the 31-year-old suspect who is being held for the investigation premeditated murder.