The suicide of 12-year-old Makis [/B], who was found hanged in his room in early May in Sepolia, has caused untold grief. Those who knew the boy and his family spoke of a very happy and strong child , who was preparing for the Pangratio games in Loutraki, without showing any signs of what would follow.
Investigations into the circumstances that led to the suicide are continuing. The first conclusion from police investigations into the suicide of the 12-year-old in Sepolia is that it was not related to any online gaming.
The above conclusion has also emerged from a first check made by the police on his mobile phone, which was found in an unrelated place from the place where the 12-year-old was found dead, while the results of the Criminal Investigation Department are awaited.
Another important conclusion that emerges from the testimonies of students and teachers of the 12-year-old is that there is no possibility of systematic bullying. Yes, he had some problems with other children at school, but these were isolated incidents, according to the police officers who participated in the investigations and were able to examine a total of 60 witnesses.
So if it wasn't an online game or bullying at school, then what was it that led the youngster to commit suicide? Experienced officers of the EL.AS officers, who are well aware of all aspects of the case, believe that a "challenge", a dangerous "game" he was playing with a person or persons from his close environment may have been responsible for the 12-year-old's death.
One of these persons, who is considered a key witness andwith whom police officers have spoken, has fallen into several contradictions. But they believe it is only a matter of time before he talks about the true circumstances in which the 12-year-old boy was led to his death, believing it was an accident and not a planned act.
Source: protothema.gr
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