"Today everything ends for me... I'm losing everything... He left me alone with five babies" says the brother of the 22-year-old who was murdered on Sunday afternoon by a 44-year-old compatriot in the village of Argulio in Mylopotamos, Crete.
He even warned of the start of a vendetta amid his unbearable pain over the loss of his brother."
"For ten years I have been fighting them. They will go in where my brother is..."[/B] the 22-year-old's brother said yesterday Tuesday on MEGA's "LiveNews."
"I demand that the killer himself come out and say the word. I cannot understand. I am trying. I can't understand," the 22-year-old's brother pointed out."
Of the 10 houses in the village, five were closed
According to the brother of the murdered 22-year-old, of the 10 houses in the village, this killing closed five.
"It's not a good day for me again[...] Will they come to the village and? What will we say? Good morning? Today for me is the last day," the brother of the deceased continued for the relatives of the 44-year-old killer of the 22-year-old.
The village of Argulio in Mylopotamos, Crete, remains under police cordon, with heavy police forces outside the homes of both the victim and the perpetrator, which are in close proximity to each other.
To leave the village
The victim's family is outraged. They are issuing threats and demanding that the 44-year-old's relatives leave Argulio. "They should get out of here or there will be more. Nine years ago they shot my eldest son but he got away with it and now with three bullets they sent him to the grave," the mother of the slain 22-year-old told ANT1.
The incident happened on Sunday afternoon in Argulio, Mylopotamos. The 22-year-old had left his family in Rethymno and had gone to the village to worship the Virgin Mary because of the holiday. The family of the confessed perpetrator was in the village café after his father's memorial service. There they argued with the victim.
Source: megatv/in.gr
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