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Mother's Testimony in Angel's Death Case Shocks Court

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A 27-year-old mother gave emotional testimony about her son's death.
She blamed her former partner for the abuse, claiming she lived in fear.
The mother admitted to not taking her son to the hospital due to distance.
She expressed regret for not being able to save him.
Details of the alleged abuse were revealed during the ongoing trial.

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The trial regarding the death of three-year-old Angelos is currently unfolding at the Mixed Jury Court in Heraklion, Crete, drawing significant public attention. Angelos' 27-year-old mother has testified about the circumstances surrounding her son's tragic demise, placing responsibility on her 44-year-old ex-partner. She claimed that he subjected both her and Angelos to a cycle of abuse and manipulation, asserting that she lived in a constant state of fear.

In her emotional testimony, the mother revealed disturbing details about the treatment Angelos received, including instances where her partner allegedly burned the child as a form of punishment. She expressed regret for not seeking medical help for Angelos, citing the distance to the hospital as a hindrance. During the hearing, she broke down in tears, stating, "I didn’t see any injuries; I’m sorry I couldn’t save him," highlighting the deep remorse she felt amidst the unfolding legal proceedings. The case has raised substantial discourse around child welfare and domestic violence.

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