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Karditsastakra linked betrayal with the thirty silver coins and the crucifixion of Christ and wondered what the price of betrayal was. He argued that the issue of the wood was not in dispute and called for Karamanlis to be imprisoned, whom he described in harsh terms as responsible for the dead of the Tempi. He also referred to the addresses “My Stamatis” to Zacharos, “My Katerina” to Panagopoulou, and “Mr. Karamanlis” for Karamanlis. https://t.co/uPyEJp0tMT #Χριστός #Καραμανλής #Προδοσία (translated)

Chris Avramidis described a moment in Halkidiki, where, as he wrote, Natassa Bofiliou dedicated the song "Nothing Goes to Waste" to Dimitris Aslanidis, who, according to the post, was murdered on the train in Tempi. His father, Pavlos, gave her his hand, while many thousands of people sang and were moved, he mentioned. Avramidis said it was not a concert, but a "breath." #Τεμπη #antireport #Χαλκιδική #νατάσσαμποφίλιου #μουσική (translated)

Nora wrote that the Anubis team discovered 150 human bones at the Koulouri site, nine months after the filling in the Tempi. She raised the question of whether this explained, as she suggested, why the trained dog was killed and why the mayor of Penteli expelled the team. #Τέμπη #Ανασκαφή #Ανθρωπισμός (translated)

Chris Avramidis mentioned that in a few days there would be a large solidarity concert in Halkidiki for a person facing serious health problems and, as he wrote, had refused money from Eldorado. He said that the event could also give a new boost to a movement that, according to him, had suffered persecution, repression, and imprisonments. He reminded of incidents of night police raids on homes and arrests in front of families. Avramidis linked the concert to a similar event against gold mining that had taken place 12 years earlier with almost the same people. He referred to an earlier interview he had with Thanasis Papakonstantinou, who, as he described, had spoken about the protection of the Earth, the relationship of the inner world with the environment and other people, as well as the role of the artist. According to Avramidis, Papakonstantinou had dedicated a song to Eldorado. He said that he had condensed the interview into a short video and that the full version included, among other things, Papakonstantinou's criticism of communist ideology and its approach to the environment, as well as references to previous statements by Antonis Remos in support of Antonis Samaras. He added that the musician had satirized the then-prime minister. The concert, which according to the post would take place on Friday in Ierissos, would feature Thanasis Papakonstantinou, Giannis Aggelakas, Pavlos Pavlidis, Irini Skylakaki, Giannis Charoulis, Natassa Bofiliou, Dimitris (Chaineis) Apostolakis, Social Waste, Dimitris Mystakidis, Matoula Zamani, and Andriana Achitzanova. Avramidis mentioned that Pavlos Aslanidis, president of the association of victims' relatives from the Tempe disaster, and Kyriakos Panagiotopoulos, emeritus professor of Soil Science at Aristotle University, would speak at the event. He also stated that local residents had invited him to participate and coordinate the event, while expressing his determination not to back down against authority. #antireport #skouries #συναυλία #αλληλεγγύη #Χαλκιδική (translated)

Karditsastakra reported that Dimitris Koutsopoulos, the father of Tasos who was killed, said at the trial of Tempi that his child was burned alive by the fireball. According to the post, Koutsopoulos stated that he did not know if there was illegal cargo and called for the origin of the fire to be revealed. https://t.co/oFQ7qz73po #Τεμπά #Δικαιοσύνη #Πυρόσβεση (translated)

Vicky referred to a post by Nikos Zisis, the husband of Athena Katsara, who lost her life in the Tempi accident, about the testimony of Ilia Papangelis at the trial. Zisis wrote that Papangelis, the father of 18-year-old Anastasia, spoke for six hours while standing, with a large photograph of his daughter in front of him. He mentioned that Anastasia was sitting behind him and Katsara on the train and that he felt guilty when he embraced her mother, Maria Dolka, in court, as he considered himself "lucky" compared to Anastasia. He described the testimony as shocking and thanked Papangelis for the strength and what he endured to relive. #ΝίκΟΣΖΗΣΗΣ #Τέμπη #Δικαιοσύνη (translated)

Vicky conveyed excerpts from the testimony of Ilias Papaggelis, the father of Anastasia who was killed in the Tempi accident. He stated that his family's life was divided into "before" and "after" the accident and described his daughter as a remarkable child, with studies and dreams, who lived with them for 18.5 years. He mentioned that the family received her shoes and earrings in a bag, soaked in blood, and that they were not allowed to open the coffin. Papaggelis said he was still seeking answers and argued that if things had operated differently, the accident might have been avoided. He criticized the head of state, saying he should remove those responsible until justice was served. He added that this stance made him wonder if he himself was involved or if he was protecting his associates. He characterized the case as political and asserted that the relationship between businessmen and politicians led to deaths. He stated that 650,000 euros were allocated for the collection of soil along with the body parts of the children, while 100,000 euros were not allocated for traffic management. He called for strict penalties for those responsible and equal treatment for all under the law. Finally, he requested that communications be made public to reveal what the prime minister said to the minister and what the minister said to the head of the Hellenic Train. #Τέμπη #Δικαιοσύνη #Πολιτική (translated)

Karditsastakra wrote that Kyriakos Mitsotakis was at risk of appearing before the Special Court for the filling in of the Tempi. He claimed that Christos Triantopoulos had alleged that the orders on that fateful night were given to him by Giannis Bratakos, who was communicating directly with the Prime Minister. The author presented Bratakos as an intermediary and claimed that the orders for the work had been given by Mitsotakis and relayed to Triantopoulos through Bratakos. #Ελλάδα #Μητσοτάκης #Δικαιοσύνη (translated)

Chris Avramidis published a text attributed to Giannis Androulidakis, who criticized journalist Stamatios Zacharos for questioning whether Eriet Molcho was on the train in Tempi or if she ever existed. Androulidakis argued that in the future there may be factions of the Greek Right that will claim there were no deaths in Tempi. He stated that he had attended Molcho's funeral and had seen her classmates crying, which he wrote was evidence for him that she existed and died. He added that journalism must hold power accountable. Androulidakis claimed, citing data from GEMI and the General Secretariat for Information, that Zacharos was collaborating with the government as a businessman and shareholder of The Cube. According to him, the company had sextupled its turnover in the last four years by providing services for conferences under the auspices of the government. He also mentioned direct assignments totaling 160,000 euros, in which, he wrote, he was included. Finally, he wondered if ESIEA should expel Zacharos from its registers, stating that questioning Molcho's existence was considered by some extremists to be an insult to the dead. #Τεμπη #δημοσιογραφία #Ελλάδα #έλεγχος_εξουσίας (translated)

Nikos Boyiopoulos criticized journalist Zacharos for a comment he made on his show on the ONE television station regarding Erietta Molcho, who, as he stated, had been missing after the train collision in Tempi. According to Boyiopoulos, lawyer Th. Staikos, who represented the Voulgaris family in the trial for Tempi, noted on the show that Molcho had not been located. Zacharos, as Boyiopoulos wrote, questioned whether she was on the train and linked the mention of the missing persons to previous claims that there were no deaths during the Polytechnic uprising. Boyiopoulos stated that the 23-year-old Molcho was on the passenger train that collided with a freight train on the night of February 28, 2023, and that no trace of her had been found on the train. He added that her parents had attended the court in Larissa last April and had filed a motion to support the charges in the pre-trial proceedings. As he noted, after the reactions, Zacharos apologized, describing his wording as incorrect. He claimed that his intention was to offer ironic criticism of those adopting theories surrounding Tempi and had apologized to Molcho's family and the relatives of the victims. Boyiopoulos concluded his post by addressing him with a heavy insult. #Τεμπη #Πολυτεχνείο #δημοσιογραφία (translated)

Stamatios Zacharos said that his wording was incorrect and did not express irony towards Erietta Molcho nor endorse a conspiracy theory. He mentioned that he wanted to make an ironic critique of those who promote theories about the tragedy in Tempes, but he acknowledged that the way he chose was also wrong and took responsibility. He apologized to those who were offended or hurt, especially to Molcho's family and the relatives of the victims. He added that he had not supported theories that question the facts or the pain of the families and that he would continue to follow the trial and comment on developments with respect for the memory of the victims. #ΕρίετταΜόλχο #Τέμπη #Συγγνώμη (translated)

The article by Giannis Pretenderis analyzes the course of the judicial process regarding the tragic accident in Tempi and emphasizes the importance of justice and the acceptance of the factual events, while simultaneously debunking the unfounded theories and hysteria that circulated. #Τέμπη #δικαιοσύνη #κοινωνία (translated)

Thomas Staikos, lawyer for the family of the victims of Tempi: 📍 "I will give you a name. Errietta Molcho. She was never found." Zacharós: ‼️ "Perhaps she wasn't on the train? Let me remind you that in the past, we have heard about missing persons during the Polytechnic invasion who didn't exist..." Unfathomable provocation, cynicism, and insolence from the useful idiot of the system Zacharós. Errietta Molcho is the only victim of Tempi for whom not a trace was found, due to "the good clearing up" that Triantopoulos and Co. did at the scene, and now it's time for someone with a public voice to question whether she was even on the train. #Τέμπη #Αγνοούμενοι #Δικαιοσύνη (translated)

The lawyer of the family of a victim from the Tempi tragedy says that her body was never found and the -pretending to be a journalist- host asks him "perhaps she wasn't on the train, just as there were no dead at the Polytechnic?" It's not bad to be an idiot; what's bad is to make it a profession. #Τέμπη #Δικαιοσύνη #Ενημέρωση (translated)

Maria Karystianou expressed her distrust regarding the trial of the Tempi and its connection to her decision to found a party, promoting the vindication of her daughter's memory and expressing concerns about the management of the area of the accident. #Τέμπη #πολιτική #δικαιοσύνη (translated)

"Make everything shiny, or I'll fuck you up! Gather all the meat, so we can finish here. Statements by Chr. Triantopoulos a day after the crime in Tempi. Life sentences are too little, but he is only referred for a misdemeanor, as if he smoked in a café. Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister, we say!" #Έγκλημα #Δικαιοσύνη #Πολιτική (translated)

Mitsotakis cannot dismiss him because he holds him for the interventions he made in the judiciary regarding the Tempi case so that the illegal cargo does not come to light. But doesn’t he have a bit of dignity, after being disgraced throughout Greece, to resign on his own? https://t.co/zLR8it0WSS #Μητσοτάκης #Δικαιοσύνη #Αξιοπρέπεια (translated)

The referral of Christos Triantopoulos to the Special Court for the "burial" of the Tempe, along with the former Regional Governor of Thessaly and the then heads of Civil Protection, the Hellenic Police, and the Fire Brigade, constitutes the institutional confirmation of the cover-up. #Δικαιοσύνη #Πολιτική #Ελλάδα #GR (translated)