"I will do everything so that his daughter will never see him again" Caroline's father lashes out "Many people think she won't be able to survive in there" he said among other things the father of 20-year-old Caroline
His satisfaction with the court's decision on the murder of his daughter Caroline but also his anger at the convicted man, now convicted murderer, Bambi Anagnostopoulos, expressed her father.
A few hours after the court's decision, Caroline's father broke his silence to the Daily Mail."
"No matter how many years she spends in prison, Caroline will not be coming back. I am satisfied at least that the court did not believe the nonsense he said during his testimony," the 79-year-old father of murdered Caroline told the Daily Mail.
"I also feel satisfied because I know he will serve his sentence in Korydallos, the toughest prison in Greece," he added.
"Many believe he will not survive in there."
"When he serves his sentence, although many believe he will not survive in there, he will be a changed, damaged man, much older than his real age," he asserted."
"Now that his fate is settled, with Susan we can move on. I intend to change Lydia's surname so that she will not be associated with this loathsome creature in the future," he says, concluding, "I will do everything in my power to ensure that his daughter never sees him again in her life."
How many years will Babis Anagnostopoulos spend in prison
How many years are the life sentences plus 11.5 years and how many of them will the now convicted Babis Anagnostopoulos serve? The difference is that, while the other sentences are subject to reductions and reductions depending on the prison or the wages one makes there, this is not the case with life sentences.
This means that Babis Anagnostopoulos will definitely stay in prison for 16 years.
This means that Babis Anagnostopoulos will definitely stay in prison for 16 years. The favourable arrangements will apply to the remaining 11.5 he has been sentenced to, in which it will play a role e.g. if he is transferred to a rural prison and whether he will be making a living there. Thus it is estimated that for the remaining 11.5 years Babis Anagnostopoulos will serve approximately 4 to 5 years. This means that in total he will serve about 20 years.
Source: in.gr
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