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The end of the Father Antoniou's tenure at the "helm" of the Ark of the World as the deadline given by the authorities to the founder of the organization to be removed from the structure expires today.
Yesterday morning, the Public Prosecutor's Office issued a special order prohibiting
both him and former executives who were fired from approaching the structures of the Ark or having any other relationship with the Organization.
The order gave Father Anthony 24 hours until he had to leave the Ark. Reports wanted Father to be at the structure on Sarpedonos Street in Kolonos, on the top floor of which he has one of his residences, until late at night.
However, it cannot be ruled out that he has already left the building as, according to close associates, he left yesterday morning in an unknown direction
The prosecutor's order, designed to protect minors, now prohibits him from approaching all Ark structures.
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It has a duration of 90 days and after that period a court order will be needed to renew it.
The ban covers all three of the five former Ark executives who were fired by a decision of the new Board of Directors under Alexandra Martinou.
These are the Iraqi, former general manager of the Ark, who provoked with his opulent life, 35-year-old Paschalis, right-hand man of Father Antoniou and a person several inmates denounce for beatings and abuse, as well as his wife, who was a social worker at the Pogoniani Facility and a member of the former Board of Directors.
At the same time, yesterday before the two Juvenile Prosecutors, who are conducting the criminal investigation of the case, was the 19-year-old boy, who has denounced Father Antonio for indecency and his testimony has been confirmed by a person who has already testified to the authorities.
According to reports, the young man was asked by the two prosecutors to give additional testimony about what he had reported to the Sub-Division for the Protection of Minors during the first stage of the investigation.
However, another witness gave testimony to the two prosecutors yesterday, who was previously an inmate in an Ark facility and now reportedly lives in the Netherlands.
According to information, this witness in his testimony referred to physical abuse during the period he lived in an Ark facility.
Source: Proto Thema
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