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[Cyprus Times] Thriller in Thessaloniki: mother and son dead. "They were handcuffed, stepped on the gas and fell into the water"

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Thriller in Thessaloniki Mother and son dead "They put handcuffs, Shocking testimonies of the tragedy The third time a car crashes into the port

The details of the tragedy that unfolded at noon on Monday at the fishing port of Nea Epivaton in Thessaloniki are shocking, where two people fell into the water with their car while they were tied by the steering wheel and to each other.

According to Thestival, it was probably a suicide, as it was revealed that the individuals were related and were a mother and son (50 years old).

The son (50 years old) and the mother had experienced a family tragedy, as two years ago the 50-year-old's brother had ended his life. Within a short time of the tragic incident, the father of the family passed away.

The chronicle of the tragedy

The tragic incident occurred around 15:00, in New Passengers. According to eyewitnesses, the car while moving on the coastal road, stopped for a while and then the driver stepped on the gas and threw the car into the sea.

Officers of the Coast Guard, EMAK, Police and Fire Department who arrived at the scene, set up an operation to extricate the people and pull the car from the bottom of the sea.

According to the forensic examination, the bodies of the two people do not show signs of a struggle.



Shocking testimonies The third time a car crashes into the harbour

Witnesses saw the car pick up speed and end up at the bottom of the sea. "I saw a car going towards the sea but I didn't expect it to crash," an eyewitness told ThessToday.gr, who wished to remain anonymous. "They probably put handcuffs here. They got the momentum to fall. That is, they stepped on the gas. I saw them from a distance."

Source: news247/ThessToday.gr


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