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26 June
A witness at the trial expressed regret, stating they could have saved Angelos.
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The trial surrounding the tragic death of three-year-old Angelos in Heraklion continues, recently drawing attention as witnesses have begun to testify in defense of the child's mother. During the proceedings, a central focus has been the mother's mental competency, with some witnesses arguing that her cognitive condition—reported as a low IQ level—impacted her ability to recognize potential dangers. This line of testimony seeks to explain her actions and decisions prior to the incident.
The mother, 27, has expressed remorse throughout the trial, indicating that she wishes she could have acted differently and avoided the tragedy, stating, "I could have saved him... I ask for a thousand apologies for not leaving." Alongside her, her 45-year-old partner is also facing scrutiny in the ongoing legal case. The court has heard testimony suggesting that the mother lacked the cognitive clarity to understand the risks involved in her situation, with defenders claiming she could not have intended harm to her child. The trial continues as both sides present their arguments and evidence.
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