The body of 19-year-old Alkis Kabanos, who was murderously attacked by a fan in Thessaloniki, had more than 30 wounds, the forensic examination showed. According to the conclusion, four of them were in the head while two others were fractures.
In fact, the forensic expert concluded that his death was caused by a combination of these injuries and mainly by the craniocerebral injuries caused by the blows with the scythe, the knife and the crowbar.
It is recalled that the forensic expert and Director of the Laboratory of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Leda-Kalliopi Kovatsis, speaking to SKAI, had described the brutality of the blows to the head, the femoral artery with a scythe, a carabid knife and crowbars.
Twelve accused
At the same time, as grtimes.gr reports, 12 people are accused of the deadly attack with fan motives that shocked the Greek society. They were prosecuted for manslaughter with malice aforethought, completed and attempted, and for other offences.
The 7th regular interrogator of Thessaloniki, four months after the incident, completed the investigation. According to GRTimes, no additional prosecutions were brought and no new persons were implicated in the case.
The massive case file was forwarded to a prosecutor who will make a proposal to the Thessaloniki Plenary Council for referral to trial. The case file includes witness testimonies, DNA tests, communications liftings, audiovisual material from cameras, digital expert testimony and other evidence.
Father Alkis: I believe in justice, it knows its job
On hearing the conclusion of the main interrogation, the father of the late Alkis Kabanos broke down. "I don't know how I will feel when I face the killers of my child opposite me. All the images are still fresh in my mind. I don't know how I will feel, I don't feel ready," he said, speaking to thesstoday.gr. They all pounced on my child so that we could find out what happened. I am only asking for the vindication of my child, but also for all the children who were murdered. Nothing less, nothing more. I believe in justice, it knows its job very well."
Source: Proto Thema
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