The last testimony of the 12-year-old girl from Sepolia Live sex show and proposals for two days from the father of 2 children
With The authorities' investigations into the horrific case of rape and pimping of a 12-year-old girl from Sepolia are continuing at breakneck speed.
As the authorities' investigations progress, new evidence is coming to light regarding the young girl, who was raped and exploited by the imprisoned Ilias Mihos. These new facts emerge from the latest (4th in a row) testimony of the girl to the psychologists of the Juvenile Court.
Among other things, in it the little girl revealed that, apart from the cars in the metro of Sepolia, the brothel in Gazi, the Airbnb in the center of Athens, she "visited" a well-known hotel in the city, where she was raped by a man who drove around in a jeep.
She also refers to live broadcasts she made to people suggested to her by Mihos with a 60-year-old man, who has not been arrested, as a main client, to visits at the behest of the 53-year-old to men's homes, while she also refers to a "chubby middle-aged man" who drove an electric car and who pressured her to go away for two days together.
Finally, she talks about a 55-year-old man who drove around in a beastly Mercedes, mentions his name, saying that she managed to slip away from him because he constantly spoke very badly to her, while she talks about facilities that Mihos made to clients, who paid in instalments (!), in order to have intercourse with the 12-year-old.
These new data, published by the website of Proto Thema, open the "fan" of the investigations, as people who have been named and identified by the schoolgirl and who - so far - have not been called to testify and have not yet been arrested are also targeted.
Who is George
At the same time, Elias Mihos, from inside the cell of Grevena Prison, gave a new information through his lawyer. It concerns a mysterious man with the first name "Giorgos" (he also mentions his surname) about whom, he says, he has made an investigation, and the 12-year-old girl has confided in him, he claims, that this man raped her before she met Michos.
In this way the accused wants to prove that he was not the first one who had raped the 12-year-old girl, but there was another one earlier.
The hotel and the jeep
In the 12-year-old's last statement, after a discussion with the police child psychologist, she is then shown photographs of specific men, each of whom the schoolgirl gave specific details about.
Initially, the child, when asked if other kinds of things were happening with this particular man driving around in a Jeep, said she could not say more, but then "broke down" and spoke.
Since the statement describes scenes that cannot be replicated, the follow-up is as follows:
"Question: Did he ask you to do anything else? Did this happen all the times you met?[BRP]Answer: No, just the one time.
Question: Where did you find yourself with this man? Do you remember? Answer: The one time at the place I told you about. The second time the same and the third time he wanted us to go to the hotel. I didn't want to and he took me there and I went in.
Question: Do you remember this hotel?
Answer: Yes (mentions the name of the hotel)."
The following lines contain dialogue that cannot be reproduced, and then the officer's question is about the man's car.
"Question: What kind of car did he have? Remind me.[BR] Answer: Like a Jeep.[BR] Question: He had a car like a jeep. So everything else you've told me is exactly like that.[BR] Answer: Yes."
Suggestions for two-day sessions
In the 12-year-old's long discussions and testimonies with the special psychologist of the police, published by the website of First Thema, there were moments when the child could not stand it, wanted to stop the conversation and other times when she unlocked and said things that she had previously refused to testify.
As for example in a dialogue where it is revealed that the child received proposals for two-day trips.
"Question: Can I ask you if there was ever a man who tried to spend more time with you?"[BP]Answer: Yes, there was.[BR] Question: What did he want from you?
Answer: He had told me to go away for a weekend and that... But we had been together.
Question: This is a man with whom you had been intimate. Did you have contact?
Answer: Yes. Three or four...
Question: Who after those times said to you "Let's go for a weekend together?" What do you remember? What clue comes most readily to mind about this man?
Answer: He had AM's name on viber and whatsapp, he was married, had two daughters and a white Toyota car, something like that.
Question: Did he ever tell you what he did for a living, his first name? He never told you? What was this man like? Answer: I don't remember. He was chubby and the car was electric. Question: Did you recognize him anywhere among these people? (referring to photos of suspects shown to the girl)[BR]Answer: No."
Live sex show
The police officers of the Sub-Division for the Protection of Minors knew that Mihos had the child take videos and photos which he sold for 20 and 25 euros to online customers.
But in the latest statement, the child reveals that she also made live broadcasts by turning on her cell phone camera.
The conversation started when the officers showed her a photo of a 60-year-old man with the first name "George."
"Question: This man, in this picture, do you remember him?"[BR] Answer: His name is "George" and he used to send money for photo-videos.
Question: Just photos and videos?
Answer: And a video call on viber.
Question: Just to see you or did he want something specific?
Answer: Something specific.
Question: Did he ask to see you, like, without your clothes on?[BR]Answer: Yes. Question: Something more sexual, he didn't just want to chat.[BR]Answer: Yes. Question: And had he put money in several times?[BR]Answer: Four. He had asked to meet in person, but we never did. We didn't arrange it.[BR]Question: What did he know about your age?
Answer: That I am 16."
Source: in.gr
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