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21 July
The investigation into VideoGate continues, focusing on the elusive client behind the video.
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The Legal Service has announced an extension in the investigation of the "VideoGate" case, as Independent Criminal Investigator Andreas Paschalidis continues to work on identifying the individual or entity that ordered the production of the controversial video. The General Attorney has approved this request, allowing the investigation to be prolonged until December 31, 2026. The report submitted by Paschalidis is now under review by the Legal Service, which will evaluate recommendations and concerns raised by the investigator and the police investigative team.
The Legal Service emphasized that the submission of the report does not conclude the investigation. Instead, the focus is shifting towards uncovering the "brain" behind the production of the video, as the identity of the directive party remains unclear. This ongoing inquiry aims to determine whether any criminal offenses have occurred in relation to the production and distribution of the video, ensuring that all aspects of the case are thoroughly examined.
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