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Or they are being careful. Don't want the mob to knock him off before they fully investigate him.
Exactly!!!!!!!!Or they are being careful. Don't want the mob to knock him off before they fully investigate him.
Technically he isnt sentenced yet, right? And other inmates should "fume" upon their own wickedness that led them to prison. I guess B cell mates are there to squeeze info out of him.
Because he isnt sentenced yet?B is a violent offender. Many people who aren't in jail (myself included) want to know why he's in the non-violent section of the prison.
Because he isnt sentenced yet?
11.49pm 21st June, 2021 Greek media reported that
KILLER GETS DISOWNED BY HIS FAMILY
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/15315...t-husband-strangled-wife-babis-agnostopoulos/
Was that just their initial reaction to the news that he had confessed to the murder because it appears to me that they must have changed their minds since. Because later reports have said that B's brother was going to visit him in prison today perhaps to bring things to him or to console him that C's parents now have sole custody with visiting rights for his parents, that his father is helping him with the house project and he phones his parents all the time from prison. I guess they don't have much choice so it will be interesting at the trial to see how supportive of him they will be then.
Yes, once the case goes to trial, depending on what the sentence is, they will likely move him to his "permanent residence." ImoBecause he isnt sentenced yet?
Besides, he might prove to be a fantastist confessing. There are many unstable people who "confess" to crimes they never committed. There must be evidence and trial and then as a convicted criminal he will be placed in appopriate place. As for now he is a suspect. Not that I defend him, mind youYes, once the case goes to trial, depending on what the sentence is, they will likely move him to his "permanent residence." Imo
The killer (NZealand) of Grace M had the same strange, out of touch with reality facial expression as B. He was also a conman and absolute liar.To be honest I'd be astounded if B's family had all disowned him. Firstly they're probably hoodwinked by him - he is obviously able to charm those who have utility for him. Secondly it sounds like he is doing a good job of discrediting C.
he sounds like a complete conman and raging - film - level controller, a user and liar. He sounds like someone who has no compunction or inhibition about lying to get what he needs, or killing to defend what he has. I am sure, like others here, C found out something he couldn't afford to let slip to the wider world.
her diary contents, if legitimate, are truly alarming. The police were right - the therapist was indeed part of the key to this case.
It sounds ridiculous but the man's eyes are soulless. Everything he says is for theatre or manipulation.
i Wonder if he is in a more salubrious area of prison to avoid certain inside inmates with connections to B's nefarious associations, finishing him off.
how tragic that a young woman had to lose her life to protect the kind of men society doesn't welcome.
He's probably in a maximum security prison for that very reason. He's accused of a violent crime. I think the Greek press nicknamed the area the "VIP" section because it's apart from the general population.B is a violent offender. Many people who aren't in jail (myself included) want to know why he's in the non-violent section of the prison.
In Poland those who await trial arent kept in prisons with convicted criminals but in a different facility especially for them.He's probably in a maximum security prison for that very reason. He's accused of a violent crime. I think the Greek press nicknamed the area the "VIP" section because it's apart from the general population.
It doesn't necessarily mean he's getting special treatment. It's probably like being placed in jail, or a holding facility, while waiting for trial. Once he's convicted they will likely place him in the appropriate facility. IMO
Yes, it's the same in the US. They would go to jail before being convicted and sent to prison. It sounds like Korydallas houses both kinds of inmates, only they are separated. I think I read that originally it was intended as a holding facility, but according to an article upthread, it is overcrowded and conditions are inhumane. ImoIn Poland those who await trial arent kept in prisons with convicted criminals but in a different facility especially for them.
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