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Shock and disgust are the revelations that have been in the public eye in recent days regarding the murder of 7-year-old Andreas in Kypseli by his mother's 33-year-old Polish partner.
"I put duct tape over his mouth and covered his nose with my hands at the same time, because I wanted to wake him up, because he was always misbehaving. As soon as I realized that the child was dead, I made a makeshift "grave" with bricks in the attic. When we were later evicted from the apartment I put his remains in a toolbox and kept them with me wherever I went, since I was homeless for a while," the 33-year-old said.
The cry of anguish from the 10-year-old
The 10-year-old sister of the unfortunate Andreas, when she was in 4th grade, had informed her teacher of her brother's disappearance. The teacher in turn informed the headmistress of the school who eventually turned to the police.
This, according to the Star, was not the only time that Andrea's sister rang the bell for the fate of her brother as, according to the same source, she insisted to her foster parents about the disappearance and as a result they turned to the police again. The police had established that the biological father of the children was in a psychiatric clinic, which raised the alarm as he could not have the 7-year-old with him, as his wife and mother of the boy insisted on claiming.
"I want to kill him"
The father of 7-year-old Andrea, who was murdered by his mother's partner in 2017 at the age of 7, was also shocked. The biological father has been in Poland for the last few years, with no contact with his two children.
[BRB][BRB]In fact, he was not even aware that his daughter had been placed in foster care. "I want to kill him," the father says of his ex-wife's partner. He added that the 29-year-old was a good mother, describing that the children went to school and there was a good atmosphere at home. He had tried, he said, to contact her through social media messages but received no response.
Source: protothema.gr
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