The electronic devices of the suicidal gymnast are under the microscope What did the e-mail he sent before he killed himself say?"spider" with the party that Georgia Bika went to
"The prosecuting authorities are taking a close look at the electronic devices of the 50-year-old gymnast who committed suicide in Thessaloniki, in order to shed light on all aspects of the case and to determine whether he had been the victim of an organized circuit and fraud, as he allegedly denounced in an electronic note, a few hours before he went on to commit suicide.
Under the microscope of the police and judicial authorities from the very first moment is the post allegedly made by George Papanaoum on his personal Facebook account a few hours before the police found him hanged in the gym he kept at 37 Gambetta Street, in the Toumba area. This post, which "disappeared" a few hours later, was the one that mobilised a close person of the gymnast and alerted the police, as he feared that the 50-year-old was so desperate and psychologically stressed that he could harm himself.
Besides, within a period of 15 days before the trainer ended his life, people very close to him had contacted the police twice as they feared that the 50-year-old could harm himself because of his bad psychological state and what he had allegedly confided in them.
Furthermore, what the authorities are looking very closely at is the email that was allegedly[/B] sent from the business account of the business that the 50-year-old maintained, about two hours before he was found hanged. The email had a total of 24 recipients and the list included, among others, the lawyer of the main accused in the case of the alleged rape with 24-year-old Georgia, a large company selling various products, two football teams, a local media outlet and the Thessaloniki hotel where the New Year's Eve party took place.
What the experienced police officers of the Electronic Crime and Homicide Division are investigating is, among other things, whether the sender of the e-mail is George Papanaum himself, where the gymnast was at the time and whether it was the same person who made the post on his personal Facebook account.
The e-mail sent by the gymnast before he killed himself - What he allegedly wrote about the "spider woman" and the New Year's Eve party Georgia went to
The e-mail was allegedly sent by George Papanaum and had 24 recipients, there is at the "top" the photo from the woman's police ID card, which - according to the suicide victim - led him to financial ruin and consequently to suicide.
[BR][BR]As stated in that email, "the (female name) mother of the seventeen-year-old (female name) was behind the party in the suite where Georgia Bika went."
"Just before I end the drama I am going through, I consider it my obligation to let everyone know that this person (s."I believe that everyone should know that this person (female name) led me to end my life," reads the e-mail allegedly sent from the business e-mail of the gym that the 50-year-old maintained.
The continuation of the text is identical to the content of the post that the 50-year-old gymnast allegedly made on Facebook, a few hours before he was found hanged, at noon on Tuesday, and published by protothema.gr. According to reports, this e-mail, which is being examined by the authorities, is being checked to see if it is accompanied by "pink" videos and photos of sexual content and is being investigated by the Cybercrime Department.
The last post of the suicide and the circuit that "photographs" the unfortunate 50-year-old
In his last post, which "disappeared" a few hours after it was published on Facebook, George Papanaum allegedly describes, apparently distraught and in a bad psychological state, how the woman he mentions took advantage of him and destroyed him, as he writes. He also makes serious allegations about an organized circle that is also involved in the big case that "exploded" on New Year's Day in Thessaloniki and is still occupying the entire society to this day.
He begins by writing the name of the woman and says that she was an old schoolmate of his, who approached him and told him that she wanted to change her life and become right. "I wanted to help her escape her fortress prison in Assiros and find a way out of all this - to change in general I thought she had a good soul deep down," George Papanaum wrote in his latest post.
"He managed to extort the sum of 90,000 euros from me. I was desperately asking only to talk, to find a solution, mentally ill. He drove me to lose my entire 400,000 euro fortune," the 50-year-old continued.
Enraged, he went on to write: "I hope this trash don't hurt another person and God give them repentance. Unfortunately, I am the one who has to pay the price."
"One day before my birthday she closed all our communication channels, since then she has been missing. To date she has extorted 90,000 euros from me with her son (ed. mentions male name) and made me lose all my property. I was telling them in messages that I was going to end my life, her and her son that she wanted me to give up to help me and his binance codes" (the website through which George Papanaum had invested in shares and cryptocurrencies)".
In fact, the suicide claimed in his post that this circuit was involved in the case of Georgia's alleged rape, which has been occupying the society of Thessaloniki and the whole country since New Year's Day. He claimed that he was present when this woman, whom the 50-year-old man accused of deceiving him, encouraged her 17-year-old daughter to go to this party and told her what to do with the sons of the businessmen's family.
Due to the content of the note and the dimensions of the news of his death, the head of the Thessaloniki Prosecutor's Office gave an order, on Tuesday afternoon, for the case to be investigated by the Department of Crimes against Life of the Thessaloniki Security Directorate.
According to the same information, it will be investigated whether there are moral perpetrators behind his suicide, while a prosecutor's investigation has been ordered into the circumstances of his death.
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