While everyone is watching with shock the developments in the the rape case of a 24-year-old girl in a hotel in Thessaloniki on New Year's Eve, which took on great dimensions, mainly due to information that well-known businessmen and sons of wealthy families in the country were involved, the echo reaches even our island
As it is known, after what came to light about the rape of the young woman causing disgust, the activist Elias Gionis went to denunciations, referring to a circuit that drugs and rapes women in Greece and even involving Cyprus.
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"According to the girls' information, the ring also operates in Cyprus and Mykonos. All indications are that a well-known businessman is coordinating the whole scheme and has distributed the other cities to the others. Someone else is in charge in Athens, someone else in Thessaloniki and in each of them, they have their self-portraits", according to a relevant publication of tvxs.gr that hosts statements by Mr. Gioni.
What the Greek activist claims was forwarded to the Attorney General of the Republic by AKEL MP Christos Christofides, focusing on his reports - that a similar circuit operating in Greece also exists in Cyprus - asking for an investigation into the matter.
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In his response, Attorney General George Savvidis stresses that if and when specific information and evidence of Cyprus' involvement in sexual offences are presented, they will be investigated immediately by the investigating authorities.
The Aeolus box opened after a 24-year-old woman's allegation of rape in a hotel in Thessaloniki on New Year's Eve caused a furore in Greece, as the woman implicated well-known names.
No complaint about a ring in Cyprus... Instructions to investigate information
No complaint has been brought before the Cyprus Police so far about any ring that may be operating in Cyprus, police spokesman Christos Andreou said in a statement to the Cyprus Times.
"On the basis of information and publications, on the instructions of the force's leadership, we will contact the Greek Police through Interpol. The instructions are for us to investigate any information and we will do so," he said.
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