Clear spikes against politicians and lawyers who, he said, are attempting to revive conspiracy theories about the Tempe’s accident was left by Justice Minister George Floridis, speaking to SKAI 100.3.
“He is trying to revive the issue of Xyliou’s conspiracy, which this fraud erected by politicians from Greece and abroad misled society that there was an illegal burden,” the minister said, adding that the case has now collapsed.
He accused advocates, such as Mrs Zoe Konstantopoulou, that demands for new investigations seek to delay the judicial proceedings: “Their aim is not to start the trial, because as long as the trial does not begin, the truth is not revealed. When it begins, all the elements will be revealed and the Greek people will find out what has happened. They do not want this case to come to light. “
The occasion was the demand of hunger striker Panos Routsi for new toxicological examinations in his child’s body. Mr Floridis emphasized that all the requests of the relatives can be set at the start of the trial, which, he said, is scheduled to begin in the coming months, without further delays.
“All these evidence that said there may be an illegal load, the interrogation was rejected based on the reports of the best experts,” he said.