After the initial information about the crime in Tinos, where the 93-year-old shot and killed his 50-year-old neighbor, it seems that the authorities are gathering new evidence around the arguments the two men had, and are coming to the conclusion that this was a premeditated attack and not an attack in the heat of the moment.
It appears that the elderly man had decided how he would move in order to execute his victim as he knew what time he left the church and which road he took in his car.
The perpetrator, who has been arrested and is being held at the Tinos police station, had previously been convicted of attempted bodily harm against the 50-year-old hagiographer.
This is because the 93-year-old had attempted to hit him with a wooden barge, causing a lawsuit against the elderly man at the time, which led to the latter's conviction.
The 93-year-old had also filed lawsuits against the hagiographer, which, however, were filed because no evidence was ever found for his allegations.
The elderly man had accused the hagiographer of poisoning his well by pouring drugs into the water, while at another time he had accused him of placing an illegal antenna on the roof of the building where his house is located.
Residents and neighbours who knew the two men say petty fights were frequent between them, but the 93-year-old was a troublemaker and trouble-maker on the quiet island.
In contrast, the victim was described as a quiet man, brought up in a family of hagiographers who paid with his life for his neighbour's obsession.
It is noted that the 50-year-old victim had recently moved next door to the perpetrator.
Source: in.gr
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