After the first statements he made, after the decision to release him for the alleged rape of a 21-year-old English tourist in Rhodes, Steve Milatos intervened again on the air of a TV show to stress that he feels offended by what he hears about himself.
Speaking on "Smile Again" he said: "I want to say that the result came out and I'm one step closer to the truth. I can't believe all this is going on. It's a nightmare that I want to wake up from. We heard her perspective, we heard mine and the coroner showed the truth."
The former Big Brother contestant went on to say that he feels offended by what is being said about him. "They've all become small screen judges now. They don't understand that it hurts people and can stigmatise someone. If I knew what everyone was thinking, I would be a very good psychologist," he said.
He also explained that his testimony is informative and therefore he doesn't need to go into further details.
"The girl didn't say anything to me when we walked away. If you read my statement, you will see that things are very detailed and correct in relation to the others. My statement was one and good and did not last six hours, nor was it changed seven times. There was no suicide attempt, there were no signs. It's bad for the abuser to become the victim. But if you get the dirt on you in this country, it doesn't go away," he said."
"The girl didn't ask me to stop. I don't want to get into a legal context. She replied that I neither pushed her, nor did she say no, nor did she shout. My responses are obvious. In Rhodes there are many such cases, just mine got extensive because of my profession," he added then.
He also claims that the complaint may have been made because the girl may have some profit. "There are insurance companies and things like that, they profit from their country in these cases. It's common for this to happen here and more than half of the cases that come out are lies. I've come out to defend myself and I've proven what kind of person I am. When you're a man, you're always at a disadvantage. Unfortunately," he said.
Finally, he addressed the obscene gesture he made in the story he posted on his personal Instagram account.
"I responded to those who wished my family harm and various diseases. They wished me to die. It wasn't about anything else," he concluded.
Source: Proto Thema
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