"If he is acquitted, it will bring great dissatisfaction to many people who have been tortured" he added
The case of Petros Filippidis and the possibility of his acquittal, commented Spyros Bibilas in a recent interview.
Speaking to the magazine "Well", the actor and president of the Greek Actors Association, said about Petros Filippidis:
"For me, Petros was and remains a man of my life and heart. I loved this man very much and he disappointed me very much because I did not know everything that was learned afterwards. They have certainly not yet been proven in court but because they are from many people I trust, I am sad that this man gave up his life and came to this point to be dragged down and blamed by so many people. In my heart it has not gone away that he was a man in my life nor that he was a man I loved. That doesn't mean that in court I would bypass the truth to put forward a friendship."
As for whether Petros Filippidis and his wife, Elpida Ninou, still consider him their friend, Spyros Bibilas replied:
"I don't know, but that's their problem. They have to see how they will manage their emotional issues after the trials regarding those of us who testified and especially friends. The real friend is not the one who covers is the one who can point out the mistakes and make sure to say look in the mirror and decide either to apologize or correct the mistakes of your life."
On the possibility of the accused actor apologizing to the women accusing him and whether that would help him in the trial, Spyros Bibilas commented:
"I don't know whether an apology would eliminate the courts. I think a sincere apology would be helpful initially for the life of Peter himself and his wife."
"If he is acquitted, it will bring a lot of resentment to a lot of people who have been tortured."
"If he is acquitted, it will bring a lot of resentment to a lot of people who have been tortured.
Source: protothema.gr
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