A young girl disappears from the village she lived in Ilia and is found days later in Patras. There she reveals that her brother and uncle were raping her
They deny everything and the case goes the way of justice, which is called upon to find out exactly what had happened.
The case is expected to be reviewed on November 21, 2022.
In particular, with the agreement of the Investigator and the Prosecutor, it was decided to appoint special experts in order to conduct all the necessary tests and assess the state of mental health of the young alleged perpetrator, who is facing the charge of raping his sister for three consecutive years in a village of the Municipality of Elis together with his uncle. For this reason, in the new trial date set on the above date, the results of the experts will be presented before the court in order to continue his trial and decide whether or not to punish him.
The case had shaken the society of Ilia in 2019, for the drama lived by the girl from 13 to 16 years, when she denounced everything she experienced. For about 3 years the unfortunate girl, as she said, lived nightmarish moments from her own brother and her father's brother.
Fearful at the time, she did not find the strength to make a complaint, but shortly before everything was revealed in mid-2019, she left the village where she was living the nightmare. Her father appealed to the police, asking them to intervene so that his daughter could return home. With the help of her boyfriend, she went to Patras, where her mother was staying, since her parents are divorced, and revealed what she was living in the village.
According to patrisnews.com, her father reported his daughter's escape with her boyfriend to the Ilida Security Department and the police authorities started looking for her.
The police officers located the girl and from the first contact they had with her they understood that something was wrong. Shortly afterwards she revealed everything[/B] to them.[/B]
Source: patrisnews
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