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A 10-year-old girl in Nea Smyrni lived a recurring horror for years.
Her Romanian father, known for stealing, would "beat her up" and sexually abuse her. In fact, in order to make her succumb to his sick appetites, every time she resisted, he would burn her hands in the kitchen eye to punish her while the child had bruised legs and a scratched back.
This unthinkable and inhuman story, with the defenseless little girl as the victim, was revealed by a person close to the Romanian who witnessed this grim scene. The complaint was made last week to the Security Department of Nea Smyrni, but due to the seriousness of the case, the file was forwarded to the Domestic Violence Prevention Office of Omonia and the experienced officers who are specially trained in the management of these sensitive cases, after informing the Juvenile Prosecutor, managed to handcuff the brutal Romanian and lead the 10-year-old girl to the Children's Hospital.
Information says that the child was in a miserable state and very frightened. From just the first years of his life, he grew up with his Romanian father, who was notorious for theft and involvement in trafficking rings, as his mother had abandoned them. A particularly cruel man who took out all the violence and perversions hidden inside him on his own child. The little girl, as shown in the photo presented by protothema.gr, has severe burns on her arm, her legs were "black" and her back was scratched.
"Daddy is afraid of the night and calls me in his bed..." chanted the child with trembling lips and shame, mentioning other extreme scenes that cause disgust and common sense. The police officers, after arresting the beast, took the little girl to the hospital where she underwent a forensic examination which captured in the most characteristic way the horror she was experiencing from the systematic sexual abuse. The perpetrator has already been taken into custody after his confession that he beat and burned the child to punish her, denying however the sexual act, but the investigation of the officers of the Domestic Violence Prevention Office of Omonia continues as the child's testimony is pending which will be given as soon as the doctors consider that she is psychologically able to "unlock" and reveal everything she experienced. After his recovery, he will be taken to the "Smile of the Child" in order to be able to get back on his feet and overcome all the suffering he has endured, as there are no other relatives apart from her father.
Finally the information says that the perverted humanoid of Nea Smyrna sent his child, although savagely beaten and burned, to school as normal and what raises questions is how a 10-year-old girl with such severe burns on her hands and signs of abuse on her face and body, had not been given attention by any of the teachers to help her and end her suffering earlier.
Domestic Violence Offices
The president of the Panhellenic Federation of Police Officers (POASY) Grigoris Gerakarakos, referring to the management of the case by the specially trained officers of the Domestic Violence Office in Omonia, stresses to protothema.gr that "POASY wants to congratulate the colleagues of the Domestic Violence Prevention Office of Omonia, for the patience and perseverance they showed in this case, demolishing yet another shelter of terror and abuse of a minor child We should all continue with dedication and self-denial in our work for a better tomorrow, for a tomorrow with respect for human life, for a tomorrow of solidarity, for a tomorrow without nightmares."
The President of PDASY, Grigoris Gerakarakos
For her part, the President of the Committee for Rights and Equality of Police Personnel of the Panhellenic Federation of Police Officers, Sophia Vagena, expressed her warm congratulations to her colleagues from the Domestic Violence Prevention Office of Omonia, for the high sense of duty, professionalism and operational readiness, which they showed in investigating a case of child abuse and the arrest of the perpetrator father. "Once again, we understand the importance of the establishment of Domestic Violence Offices, which can knowledgeably and competently manage incidents of gender and domestic violence and prevent related crimes.
Unfortunately, domestic violence is a common sad phenomenon that is found behind the closed doors of many homes and even families that in the eyes of many appear to be happy.
At a time when the news of the murder of a child/children murdered by their own mothers plays incessantly in Greek homes and beyond, spreading horror to adults, pain and terror to children, the word must be given to the responsible information of the official authorities and representatives of the forensic and medical community, in order to protect our society from the extremity and commercialization of the drama," he points out.
Source: protothema.gr
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