Her father, Christoforos, spoke on the SIGMA Protoselidos program about the case of the murder of Christina Kalaitzidou's daughter.
Ten years after the murder of Christina, Mr. Kalaitzidis appeared before the Parliament exposing the authorities and the system. the exclusion of criminal activity”.
It is a shame that the parents take the initiative to search and find the true cause of their daughter's death, he emphasized.
"Two years of suffering, two years of sleeplessness, psychological and financial exhaustion without any experience, the investigation into the cause of death led us in the right direction", he said.
He noted that he himself has shocking evidence that proves that the authorities had committed a crime themselves, referring to the initial conclusion that the unfortunate Christina had died of asphyxiation.
With the insistence of the family, the exhumation of Christina's body was successful, with Mr. Kalaitzidis noting that "we found our daughter's killer".
"The investigation was not difficult for me, the difficulty was the obstacles of the authorities who did not listen to me", he said characteristically.
After the investigation and the findings, it was established that Christina's killer was her ex-husband , whom he had reported for domestic violence.
The police did not take their measures properly, the father said.
"My child did not surrender so easily, he had fought with him and had left scratches on his face, marks which were obvious. All the authorities needed to do was take DNA from my daughter's fingernails. “Nothing had been done,” he said.
It is a shame and disgrace for this state, he added.
The family is now raising Christina's three children, without any financial help from the state, as she said.
She noted that her ex-husband had more than eight warrants for his arrest, stating that what bothered him was the fact that there was a warrant for his arrest and five months in jail two days before the murder, however, had not been arrested. If they had followed the Law my daughter would have lived, he added.
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