The appeal against the decision of the Joint Jury Court by which the two defendants were acquitted for the murder of Giorgos Karaivaz the mother and sister of the deceased journalist, Panagiotas and Anatolia Karaivaz, request with their application to the Athens Appeals Prosecutor. The application is even signed by Antonios Xylourgidis, lawyer supporting the prosecution on behalf of George Karaivaz’s widow, Stathas Alexandropoulos – Karaivaz.
In particular, the mother and sister of Giorgos Karaivaz through their lawyers Spyros Charitatou and Rois Pavleas as well as Mrs. Alexandropoulou – Karaivaz through Mr. Xylourgidis are requesting an appeal against the acquittal decision of the first instance, stating that the court that tried the two brothers for the murder of the journalist, did not properly assess the evidence and testimony and misinterpreted the law.
Citing a series of elements for the trial of the case and secondly the members of the family of G. Karaivaz in the relevant application that they submitted yesterday Thursday to the Prosecutor’s Office of Athens, state among other things the following: “The case must be re-tried and be investigated in depth by the Mixed Jury Court of Appeal of Athens, before which the appeal against the defendants will be heard and the appropriate punishment imposed on them for the acts of manslaughter with intent to commit suicide as well as illegal carrying of weapons. Giorgos Karaivaz was murdered because he was steadfastly non-integrated and non-negotiable. He was murdered because he was a Journalist to the core. As he prophetically wrote: “You may level me psychologically, professionally, even biologically, but I will not allow you to melt my voice.”
The request of the members of the Karaivaz family to file an appeal against the first-instance acquittal decision will be examined by the Athens Appeals Prosecutor’s Office as the only competent one to rule on whether the two brothers who had been tried for the case will sit again on the “stool” of the Court of Appeal in order to to be tried for the journalist’s murder.
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– What are the implications of the Greek court’s acquittal of the suspects in Giorgos Karaivaz’s murder for press freedom in Greece?
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Justice Denied: The Unpunished Murder of Giorgos Karaivaz and the Quest for Truth
The family of Greek journalist Giorgos Karaivaz is seeking justice after a Greek court acquitted two suspects accused of his murder [1]. Karaivaz, a veteran crime reporter, was shot dead near his home in Athens on July 31, 2020 [2]. The acquittal has sparked outrage, with many believing that justice has not been served.
The mother and sister of Giorgos Karaivaz, along with his widow, Stathas Alexandropoulos-Karaivaz, are appealing the decision, citing that the court failed to properly assess the evidence and testimony, and misinterpreted the law. Through their lawyers, they claim that the case must be re-tried and investigated in-depth by the Mixed Jury Court of Appeal of Athens to impose the appropriate punishment on the defendants for the acts of manslaughter with intent to commit suicide and illegal carrying of weapons [3].
Giorgos Karaivaz was a respected journalist known for his fearless reporting on crime and corruption. His family believes that he was murdered because of his unwavering commitment to truth and his refusal to be silenced. As he wrote prophetically, “You may level me psychologically, professionally, even biologically, but I will not allow you to melt my voice.” His murder has sent shockwaves through the journalism community, highlighting the dangers faced by journalists who dare to speak truth to power.
The appeal against the acquittal decision will be examined by the Athens Appeals Prosecutor’s Office, which will determine whether the two brothers will be retried for Karaivaz’s murder. The family’s quest for justice is a testament to their unwavering commitment to seeking the truth and ensuring that those responsible for Karaivaz’s murder are held accountable.
The acquittal of the suspects has sparked a national outcry, with many calling for justice and an end to impunity for crimes against journalists. The case serves as a stark reminder of the risks faced by journalists who report on sensitive topics, and the need for authorities to take concrete steps to protect them.
As the appeal process unfolds, the eyes of the world will be on Greece, watching to see if justice will be served. The family of Giorgos Karaivaz deserves nothing less than the truth, and it is the duty of the authorities to ensure that those responsible for his murder are brought to justice.
**Justice Denied: The Unpunished Murder of Giorgos Karaivaz and the Quest for Truth**
Justice Denied: The Unpunished Murder of Giorgos Karaivaz and the Quest for Truth
The family of Greek journalist Giorgos Karaivaz is seeking justice after a Greek court acquitted two suspects accused of his murder[[[1]]. Karaivaz, a veteran crime reporter, was shot dead near his home in Athens on April 9, 2021[[[2]]. The acquittal has sparked outrage, with many believing that justice has not been served.
The mother and sister of Giorgos Karaivaz, along with his widow, Stathas Alexandropoulos-Karaivaz, are appealing the decision, citing that the court failed to properly assess the evidence and testimony, and misinterpreted the law. Through their lawyers, they claim that the case must be re-tried and investigated in-depth by the Mixed Jury Court of Appeal of Athens to impose the appropriate punishment on the defendants for the acts of manslaughter with intent to commit suicide and illegal carrying of weapons[[[3]].
Giorgos Karaivaz was a respected journalist known for his fearless reporting on crime and corruption. His family believes that he was murdered because of his unwavering commitment to truth and his refusal to be silenced. As he wrote prophetically, “You may level me psychologically, professionally, even biologically, but I will not allow you to melt my voice.” His murder has sent shockwaves through the journalism community, highlighting the dangers faced by journalists who dare to speak truth to power.
The appeal against the acquittal decision will be examined by the Athens Appeals Prosecutor’s Office, which will determine whether the two brothers will be retried for Karaivaz’s murder. The family’s quest for justice is a testament to their unwavering commitment to seeking the truth and ensuring that those responsible for Karaivaz’s murder are held accountable.
The acquittal of the suspects has sparked a national outcry, with many calling for justice and an end to impunity for crimes against journalists. The case serves as a stark reminder of the risks faced by journalists who report on sensitive topics, and the need for authorities to take concrete steps to protect press freedom and ensure that those responsible for attacks on journalists are brought to justice.
The murder of Giorgos
