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GREECE: Tension at the first session of the Golden Dawn trial for 2016

12 January 2016

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"The mother of the murdered anti-fascist activist complained of psychological war being waged against her... During the testimony of police officer Dimitris Bagios, the mother of murdered activist Pavlos Fyssas, Magda Fyssa, came face-to-face with defendants Giorgos Patelis and Konstantinos Korkovilis outside the courtroom.

According to Mrs. Fyssa and her brother, who helped her in, the two were laughing at her and being sarcastic. Mrs. Fyssa was reportedly inconsolable and in tears, complaining that after killing her son, they “went on a holiday”. The court president temporarily suspended the trial."

See the story: Tension at the first session of the Golden Dawn trial for 2016 (tovima.gr, link)

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