Babis Anagnostopoulos’ lawyer, Alexandros Papaioannidis, recently released a statement announcing his client’s intention to drop his appeal and any remedies against the mixed jury decision.

In effect, the decision brings an end to the ongoing appeals trial, when, according to the announcement, convicted murderer Caroline Crouch was sentenced “for extremely serious reasons that have not been made public.”

In the same statement, he says that due to his difficult psychological condition, he “cannot complete his participation in the Panhellenic examinations and therefore will not try to enroll him in higher educational institutions.”

Announcement

“My director, Charalambos Anagnostopoulos, for extremely serious reasons that have not been disclosed, has decided to withhold any legal remedies, in particular the appeal he filed against the decision of the Mixed Jury in Athens.

As his lawyer, with his permission dated 06-06-2023, legally reviewed by the Malandrino detention center where he is serving his sentence, he authorizes me as I act today in all these procedures in the Athens Appeal Prosecutor’s Office and before the Mixed Jury of the Athens Court of Appeal not to continue his trial in the second degree.

Furthermore, with regard to the question of the pan-Greek examinations, it is clarified that due to the above events and due to the fact that he is in a very difficult psychological situation, he cannot complete his participation in them and therefore will not attempt to be admitted to schools. higher education”.