Private investigator George Tsoukalis on the developments of the case, which according to him “is not associated with Tempi”
Police and judicial investigation is still underway on the death of 39 -year -old Vasilis Kalogirou in Tyrnavos
Private investigator George Tsoukalis, who had been hired by the victim’s family, speaking to ERTnews, spoke of “the most mysterious research of recent decades”. At the same time, he recommended patience, stressing that forensic examinations should be completed first and studying the findings of removing the confidentiality.
“The only scenario I exclude is that of the suicide,” Mr Tsoukalis said, noting that all other possibilities remain open. He expressed the view that the case would be fully resolved, underlining the methodicality of the investigation by the Larissa Security Directorate. “He went to link the case to Tempi. From the first moment I stated, as did the family, that the case is not linked to Tempi, “the private investigator said
He pointed out that it is probably related to criminal cases that the 39 -year -old’s mother, who is a prosecutor of Larissa, has previously handled. “Any incompetent or incorrect positioning can trigger situations that are not desirable,” he added. One of the main questions that concern the research is whether the 39 -year -old was a victim of a rapture and assassination. “At first the case was very concerned about me, so I described it mysterious. There were no clear evidence initially, “said Mr. Tsoukalis
The private investigator stressed that “the only credible testimony is that of the couple, who found him on the Pinios River.” According to him, the couple’s man allegedly looked like 70% -80% with the 39-year-old, which led to the correlation and monitoring of the 39-year-old’s behavior before disappearing.
“I feel sure it will be solved,” Mr Tsoukalis said of investigations by the Greek Police, which are continuing, with the authorities awaiting the results of toxicological and histological examinations. “We are looking for the causes of a 39 -year -old’s death,” said the ELAS spokesman. According to Constantia Dimoglidou, “the removal of telephone confidentiality can provide details of people who did not justify their presence in the area.”
