In the coming days, the court of first instance will decide on the appeals filed by the families of Babis Anagnostopoulos and the woman killed by the pilot. Caroline Crouchregarding the place of residence of the child, who now lives in the Philippines with his sister Caroline’s family.

The court has heard behind closed doors statements by Susan Crouch, Caroline’s mother, and the parents of a man sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of 20-year-old Babis Anagnostopoulos, who oppose their granddaughter’s eviction from Greece. In the course of the discussion, a maternal grandparents psychiatrist who also testified at the Glik Nera crime trial, and a paternal grandparents educator who was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of a 20-year-old, were examined.

The appeal of Karolina’s parents, who received custody of Lydia by court decision, concerns a change in the way and time of communication with the paternal grandparents in connection with the child’s relocation.

The pilot’s parents are asked to take custody of the child from Caroline’s parents and give it to them, as the conditions of communication are allegedly violated.

According to the family’s attorney, Caroline Crouch, “The court is asked to decide whether the child will continue to live in the comfortable and warm environment of the Caroline family with her cousins ​​or return here.”

For his part, the defender of the parents of Babis Anagnostopoulos said that all the efforts of his leaders are aimed at the benefit of their granddaughter. “The court will decide whether the child should grow up in Greece with all his grandparents or in an unknown environment in the Philippines. There is a violation of the decision. Grandparents learned about it from TV. The decision on the communication side is violated. The main goal is to return the child to Greece,” he said.

Source: RES