The community of Kavala is shocked as one of parents' biggest "nightmares" appears to have come true, with a kindergarten teacher accused of lewdness against underage children.
In particular, this kindergarten teacher is accused of indecency with three children aged three to four years, while a new complaint from a mother adds to the list of offences attributed to this educator.
As the mother of the child explained to MEGA: "After the second complaint I heard, I consulted a specialist directly, to see how to proceed, to find out if something similar had happened to my own child. The first expressions I got from the child are that the lady told me that we can have little lies from the mother and that I can't tell you because it's a secret. From then on I tried to unlock the child from this secret and tell me exactly what it is."
The same woman added that her young daughter did not want to go to school when she timidly began to reveal to her the reasons why she was avoiding it. Specifically, she told her mother about touching her belly and then the sensitive area.
Once the mother realized what was happening, she reacted immediately, with the kindergarten teacher now facing a total of four lawsuits.
She photographed the acts
Among other things, one of the most shocking accounts is that the teacher photographed the children, while she was molesting them.
"I'm shocked, I didn't think it would happen to my child. I want her to be punished, there are other children She has no preference in sex," the mother added in her complaint.
The case is under preliminary investigation and no criminal charges have been filed against the 37-year-old accused so far.
Four different children describe sexual abuse
Criminal lawyer Chrysostomos Velakis also spoke to MEGA, who stressed that four different children report specific acts that are not disputed.
"They are not acts that would have multiple interpretations. They point to specific parts of the body. If you look at the acts and the parts that the child points to, you can see that what the children are saying is not in dispute."
Source: Proto Thema
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