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[Cyprus Times] Qatargate: Georgie wanted to buy Emir's yacht for Eva Kaili

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In a report in an Italian newspaper he is referred to as someone who collapses from stress He allegedly burst into tears and had a panic attack during the interrogation There are no stories of greed involving him, says the Corriere della Sera report
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There is a succession of revelations about the people accused of involvement in the Qatar Gate scandal that is shaking the foundations of the European Parliament. The Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera attempts to portray the personality of Francesco Giorgio, a companion of Eva Kaili, who has taken the blame by asking the Belgian authorities to release the MEP.

The newspaper reporter visited the village of Abbiategrasso, located on the outskirts of Milan, and asked residents and friends to talk about him.

As stated in the report, Eva Kaili's companion "is someone who is collapsing from anxiety" and who "dreams of buying himself an emir's boat."

"In his extensive and intense questioning, he burst into tears and had a panic attack. Something criminals don't do," the publication said."

"There are no stories of greed involving him, instead there is talk of someone lending money without a fuss. However, there are rumors of his intention to directly buy a yacht from an emir to take magical trips with Eva and his young daughter," the publication said.

His first nickname was "surfer of Idroscalo".





And the Corriere della Sera article continues:

"In the neighbourhood of via della Noce, two villas stand opposite each other. One belongs to his parents, his mother Ioli and father Luciano, teachers. He lived in the other one until October 2016, before emigrating to Brussels on rue de la Tulipe.

"He surfs, loves to be optimistic and hates those who whine and give up. Giorgio, many say, often provoked envy for his beauty, glamour, and natural ability to fascinate everyone with his ability to sell quality he doesn't have.

"He appears obsessed with his weight and muscles and learned solidarity from his father, an ambulance and parish volunteer."

The newspaper approached his father, Luciano, in front of his home, but he declined to comment with a "pained smile" as noted in the article.

"As his co-relatives say, for his parents, these accusations against their son and the handcuffs are worse than treason," the publication concludes."

Source: cnn.gr


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