The intervention of the prosecutor's office was caused by the revealing publication of protothema.gr about the 10-year-old girl who was experiencing horror at the hands of her 47-year-old father, who crippled her and sexually abused her, even to the point of burning his hand in the kitchen eye because she resisted the torture she was living, going to school several times beaten, scratched and burned.
A few hours ago, according to protothema.gr, the Prosecutor's Office instructed the officers of the Domestic Violence Prevention Office of Omonia, who are specially trained in the management of these sensitive cases, to call the teachers of the primary school in Nea Smyrni, where the little girl went, in order to give explanations.
This is because it raises questions how a 10-year-old child with such severe burns on her hands and signs of abuse on her face and body was going to school and none of the teachers had paid attention to help her and end her suffering sooner.
Therefore, an investigation is being conducted in order to answer reasonable questions that arise about this terrible case.
The father of the girl has been remanded in custody for the offences of grievous bodily harm, while the investigation of the anecdotal evidence of sexual abuse of the girl is open, which although the father does not admit claiming that he tortured the little girl either because he had a temper or because he had consumed alcohol. However, the forensic report reveals all the horrible things the little girl has suffered.
Thus, the police officers of the Domestic Violence Office of Omonia who dealt with the case, showing immediate reflexes and acting without wasting time to save the little girl, are waiting for her to recover from everything she experienced from her father, in order to give a statement.
Although forensics captures in the most dramatic way everything this little child experienced, the police want his testimony to "lock up" the case so that the authorities can send him behind bars for many years.
Source: Proto Thema
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