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The 48-year-old Georgian homosexual who was arrested last Tuesday at Macedonia airport as an accomplice in the Solonik murder was released.
Although late last night he was taken from Thessaloniki's Transfer Centre to Korydallos, he was finally released a few hours ago."
"Nothing was found against him. Despite the delayed decision, it was fully clarified that my client Ioakim Karsliades had nothing to do with the notorious case of the murder of Solonik and his companion and was released a short time ago, as we had requested from the beginning.
It goes without saying, of course, that for this incredible defamation and destruction of his personality, we will take the appropriate legal action, as he and his relatives wish, which is why, moreover, this statement is made," he tells protothema.gr his lawyer Grigoris Markovitis.
The story of the 48-year-old now expatriate who was caught for the murder of gangster Solonik and his beautiful girlfriend Kotova in 1997 in Lagonisi, Greece, begins in 1996. Then he came from Georgia with his wife staying behind as she was pregnant with their daughter. He goes to Mandra, a community in the prefecture of Xanthi, where he is first employed as a farm labourer and then takes a job in a pig farm.
In 1998 and while his wife has arrived, his son is born. Then he is brought in by the police because his name is used by the Russian mafia and after a day's detention and interrogation, he is released late at night as nothing has been found against him.
In 1998 he moves to Naoussa, to his brother-in-law's house.
In 1998 he moves to his brother-in-law's house in Naoussa. From 1998 to 2010 he lives in Naoussa where he makes a living as a builder, buys a house with a loan and a car. In 2005-2006, the 48-year-old served in the army in Komotini, something he told the police when at 10:58 on Tuesday morning he travelled on Olympic flight 547 from Larnaca and after Interpol's information, he was handcuffed.
In 2010, he goes to Cyprus where he lives permanently.
In 2010, he goes to Cyprus where he lives permanently.In 2012, he went to his uncle's funeral in Komotini and the day before yesterday he travelled to Greece again to attend the funeral of his mother-in-law in Naoussa.
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