An appeal against the decision of the disciplinary board on the possession of a mobile phone is made by Babis Anagnostopoulos through his lawyer, while requesting that he remain in Korydallos and not be transferred to Malandrinos prison or anywhere else.
It is noted that the 34-year-old, who killed his wife, Caroline, in Glyka Nera and for many days pretended that a robbery had occurred in their home, had a mobile phone and even made video calls from his cell to a relative.
When the authorities found out, they imposed a work stoppage where he was working in the canteen. This means that he loses his wages and does not count double days with wages.
Today we are expected to see what will happen regarding this issue, as the appeal is being heard at the Piraeus Plenary Court. What Babis Anagnostopoulos expects is either to be acquitted or have his sentence reduced.
According to what ANT1 reported, he will deny that it was his cell phone and that he made a video call.
Request for transfer
At the same time at 12 noon, Babis Anagnostopoulos will file a request with the prison secretariat not to be transferred from Korydallos prison to Malandrinos prison or wherever else the Judicial Council deems he should go.
The development with the appeal will partly depend on the issue of the transfer as the 34-year-old will claim that he does not want to leave Korydallos to avoid losing his wages.
Source: in.gr
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