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Prosecutor Aristotle Doga, who was shocked by her speech at the trial of Eleni Topaloudi’s murderers, was attacked Sunday night on Evelpidon Street.
According to testimonies cited by the tvxs.gr website, the prosecutor had told her relatives that she had been receiving threats for days and had notified the authorities on the matter.
Neighbors of the prosecution office, cited by tvxs.gr, report that “they saw Ms. Dogka scared, hit on the lower lip and with deformed facial features.” According to the report, DIAS agents surrounded and detained a man who was traveling in a car, very close to the prosecutor’s house.
Eyewitnesses describe that the prosecutor spoke loudly to the police, saying “I called you for two days and you did not pay attention,” and asked them to call the prosecutor by phone.
Aristotle Doga returned home accompanied by a police officer, while the exact circumstances of the attack and the motives behind it are unknown.
The shocking speech at the Topaloudi trial
On May 13, Ms Dogka delivered an emotional speech about the rape and murder of Eleni Topaloudi. “Let justice be done and the whole world destroyed,” he had characteristically said.
Addressing the victim’s parents, he said: “Their son was carried like sheep to the slaughterhouse, if I can ease his pain I will tell them that Eleni was a heroine.” […] If I can alleviate your pain, I will tell you that she is a symbolic girl, because I sadly see that in 2020 women are treated like nothing in many cases. She resisted these miserable subjects with a heroism that even a man cannot do. You made a jewel. This is the gift of life, these are the curse of life. Your daughter, like a shining star, will always show us the way from where she is. From now on Eleni and I will be together, I give you my word. Be found guilty as a defendant. I have no doubt”.
The speech was divisive, eliciting positive comments from citizens on social media, but also criticism from fellow lawyers and Mr. Akis Skercos, Undersecretary of the Prime Minister.
To her critics, Ms. Dogka replied: “What I heard about my speech is tragic. I am so sorry. There is a big problem for the minister despite the prime minister, Mr. Akis Skercos, and what he said. My own court It never became a “popular evening”. I should have been there first to listen and then to express an opinion. I care that people understand what is happening. I am of such moral character that if I believed that at least one of the accused In the Topaloudi trial, I should have received a mitigation for reduced imputation, against everyone, I would recommend it! I do not judge with people. People identified with me. I did not provoke it, I did not seek it. “
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