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[Cyprus Times] Three more couples caught on camera in intimate moments at the hotel in Halkidiki

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Now, a total of four couples have been identified as being depicted on the cameras, while investigations continue

Three more couples have been identified - so far - from the memory cards of the cameras seized in the rooms of the accommodation in Afitos Halkidiki.


According to voria.gr, from the investigations of the Halkidiki Police Directorate, who have now taken over the case, three more couples depicted on the cameras have been identified. The authorities have confiscated more than four cameras and the check is still not completed, which does not rule out the possibility that other couples who were monitored through the cameras will be identified. These individuals are expected to be called to testify. Due to the low light at the time of the recording, it has not been confirmed whether the cameras were from the same room.

Now, a total of four couples have been identified as being depicted on the cameras, with the first being the couple from Thessaloniki, who also made the complaint to the Pavlos Melas police station in the previous days. It is recalled that the girl from the first couple was an employee of the catering establishment owned by the owner of the rooms.

The police are trying to trace through the reservations the names of the people who stayed in the rooms, to be called in case it turns out that they are depicted in the videos.

Police sources note that other couples who stayed in the accommodation this summer are calling the authorities, asking to know if they are depicted. It has not yet been determined how many rooms had cameras installed, as the owner may, upon hearing the complaint, have removed the footage from the rooms.

However, the first couple to fall victim to hidden camera recording in their room in the Afitos area is expected to seek compensation.

The couple's lawyer, Panagiotis Georgiadis, noted that the young men will make a statement in support of the accusation, while they are also expected to seek compensation from the alleged perpetrator for violation of their personality and personal life.



"At the moment, the police are conducting a preliminary investigation to determine whether the material collected by the owner and the couple has been leaked to pornographic websites or other sites and whether there was a transaction or a price for this material," Georgiades said.

In these cases, the lawyer explained, the charge against the perpetrator changes. "It must be determined whether the violation of personal data was for private use or whether it was transmitted to other websites or third parties."

At the same time, the lawyer said that the couple did not stay in the room because of the financial convenience of the owner, but after a great deal of pressure from him. He added that the couple has been put under a lot of pressure by the situation.


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