A huge cycle of judicial adventures started yesterday for Slovak beauty Maria Geleticova, who introduced herself as the British wife of a high-ranking executive of a large organisation and made a dolce vita by "fattening up" hotels and other businesses in many parts of the country. And it was not the first time she had done so, as she had also previously been in the hands of the Greek authorities and was free on restriction!
It is not excluded that the judicial authorities will release her details and photos in order to identify her and any other victims!
The stunning woman had been arrested for committing fraud repeatedly, but had been released on 10,000 euros bail, while she had been banned from leaving the country and appearing at the police station of her place of residence.[/B] Of course, she never appeared, since she was constantly changing cities and staying in hotels, from which she left without paying!
Born in Bratislava, Slovakia, the shapely woman has already been taken to the prosecutor of Messolonghi Prosecutor's Office who prosecuted her for fraud, but it was confirmed that she had a pending European Arrest Warrant issued by the authorities of her country for similar fraud cases she had committed in the country. As protohema.gr had revealed, she has been on the wanted list since 2 September 2021.
Thus, she will be brought to the prosecutor of the Appeals Court of Western Central Greece who will initiate the procedure for her extradition, which will be carried out after she is tried for what she has done in Greece and serves the sentences that will be imposed on her![/B] In the meantime, the young woman remains in the custody of the police station of Nafpaktia, until she has to apologize to the investigator for two frauds she committed in the area. She has her black dog with her, which she never leaves!
From 30 November until last Monday, Maria Geleticova stayed in a hotel in Nafpaktos. When she wanted to leave for her next target, she claimed that her partner, who is supposedly a high-ranking executive of a large organization, would pay the bill via e-banking. She then sent the hotel an e-mail with a transfer document for 600 euros, which turned out to be a fake. She, however, had already left
At dawn on the same day, the beauty contacted a Nafpaktos radio taxi by phone and agreed with a driver to take her to Corinth for 200 euros. When they arrived, she claimed she had no cash and sent the driver's son a 250 euro transfer voucher to the driver's son's mobile phone.[/B] But this, too, turned out to be a fake! The taxi driver filed a complaint at the police station of Nafpaktia and the Security Corinth was alerted to locate the foreign woman at the hotel she stayed at, where she was finally arrested.
Arrested, the day before yesterday afternoon, as stated in the relevant announcement: by police officers of the Security Department of Corinth, a foreign woman, against whom a case file was formed for committing fraud.
A foreign woman was arrested, yesterday afternoon, as stated in the relevant announcement: by police officers of the Security Department of Corinth, a foreign woman, against whom a case file was formed for committing fraud. At the same time, against the arrested woman pending European arrest warrant Slovak authorities, for fraud cases. In particular, on 4/12/2022 late at night, the accused The preliminary investigation conducted by the police officers revealed that the foreigner had committed three more cases of fraud in hotels and mini-markets as follows:
From 26 to 30 November, the fraudster with a thousand faces, who introduced herself each time under different names, flooded the suite of a well-known hotel in Patras, to which she sent fake receipts that she allegedly paid the price for her overnight stays and meals, again with her alleged husband as the alleged sender.
During her stay, she placed a telephone order in a mini market for two paysafe cards worth €150, cigarettes, drinks and food, totalling €193 and told the delivery man who took them to her room that she would pay by bank card. When he returned with the POS, he found that her card was empty and took back the order, but when he returned to the shop he found that the woman had copied the codes of the paysafe cards. The owner of the convenience store looked for the beautiful foreigner the next day at the hotel, but found that she had disappeared without paying!
For these cases, complaints have been filed with the local police authorities. So, as soon as Maria Geleticova is out of court in Messolonghi, she will be transferred to Patras for further prosecution. In the meantime, the Athens authorities have been informed about her arrest, as they have received complaints about similar frauds against hotels in Attica and on an island of the Argosaronikos!
Source: Proto Thema
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