Journalist Angeliki Nikolouli spoke about the Patras case in an interview.
The highly experienced journalist revealed in an interview that she hopes that "we will soon have light in this case", and revealed that "there is a report that has not yet been aired and will be released depending on developments".
Angeliki Nikolouli was also asked about the myth that "When Nikolouli wears red, she knows the killer" and replied that her outfit has to do with her mood.
Read her interview with Real Life:
The case in Patras has shocked the whole of Greece, which is waiting for answers. Everyone thinks you know more than you are conveying. Is that true?
"I'm doing my research, trying not to cross the lines. But I believe we will soon have light on this case. It's a wild story for Greek society and to the extent that I can help. There is a report that has not yet aired and will come out depending on developments. I don't want to make any noise."
"Freezing" all over Greece when you said on the show "a dead child can have a voice from his grave."
One of the dead children was "screaming" from his grave from the beginning. I believe the investigators have heard it.
Have you experienced anything similar over the years?
"There are cases, but not in this form. Three children losing their lives in three years? Thank God that the doctors realized that something was wrong and sounded the alarm after the loss of the third child... Many people blame the family environment, relatives and friends, who should have realized the frequency of deaths and helped."
We saw you shocked on the show after some information you had, but you didn't say anything...
"That's the difficulty of the live investigation show. When you know you have answers to hot questions in your hands and you have to balance... It's a double-edged sword, because under no circumstances should the authorities' investigation be overturned. In addition to being a reporter, I am first and foremost a human being and a mother. When I am choked by injustice, I react."
Source: in.gr
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