The investigations of the authorities are directed in two directions carnage in Vorizia at Heraklion Crete, which remains in a state of war.
Authorities are focusing on the weapons used in the massacre at Vorizia in Heraklion, Crete, and the man who allegedly planted the bomb in the house, just hours before the carnage.
The Star report gives a sensational backstory as it links the explosion to an incredible story… of a spoiled consul!
According to the report, the explosion at the house that preceded the killer appears to be connected to a consulate that was never completed.
As revealed by a key person, a relative of the wife of Fragiadakis who owned the house, she maintained a relationship with a close relative of Fanouris Kargakis.
However, when the impending wedding crashed, it “spoilt the sweet” and the tension ignited fires between the families. The rift at the consulate brought enmities, rivalries and disputes, the same source said.
The role of the imprisoned “Rabbit”
At the same time, the authorities are investigating the involvement of various persons, among them a imprisoned member of the Kargakis family, known by the nickname “Rabbit”.
According to information about 20 years ago, this man was involved in a shootout with another family in the village. After the episode, she is said to have taken refuge in a monastery to avoid reprisals.
The reason then, as now, is said to have been “who will command the village”. Finally, thanks to mediators and “peace brokers”, the families had managed to reconcile – temporarily.
The remains of the bomb will solve the mystery of the carnage
The remains of the explosive device found in the house where the deadly explosion took place before the bloody incident in Vorizia are expected to reveal the man behind the bomb and provide answers to the crucial questions of the case.
According to the Star, authorities have found remnants of the bomb inside the damaged home.
The findings, kept in special bags, have already been sent to forensic laboratories, where they are being analyzed for traces of DNA or fingerprints that could reveal the identity of the bomber or even the maker of the device.
At the same time, the investigators are examining the videos from the area’s security cameras frame by frame, trying to piece together the puzzle of the movements before and after the murder.
An important element for the authorities is the testimony of a couple, passengers in a gray jeep, recorded by a camera at the exit of the village a few minutes after the massacre.
The couple were passing by at the time of the shooting, and as it turns out, miraculously escaped. One of the bullets hit the front left tire of their vehicle, which burst, however the driver did not stop and managed to drive away, avoiding the fire.
The two witnesses are considered “key” to the development of the investigation, as they can provide valuable details about the crime scene.