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Angeliki Nikolouli’s show “Light in the Tunnel” has managed to investigate several cases of disappearance and murder.
The most shocking cases, however, are those in which the killers appeared on Angeliki Nikolouli’s show, pretending to be looking for their man. Among the dozens of cases presented in “The light in the tunnel”, there are five that will be unforgettable for the viewer.
The following are the 5 cases in which assassins appeared on the set of Angeliki Nikolouli:
1) Case of Costas Polyzos
One of the largest “shows” ever featured on “Light in the Tunnel” concerns the murder of the young Costas Polyzos. The mother (Despina Koutsegou) and father-in-law (Christos Dios) for five years allegedly desperately searched for the young Kostas.
It turned out that Costas Polyzos had been killed after an argument with his father. His mother and father later buried him, while according to the file, they thoroughly cleaned the house, with a cleaning team, as well as the vehicle with which they transported his body. The body was found by a hunter in September 2011, in an inaccessible place, near Siatista.
A few weeks before the horrible revelations, Kucegu continued to “play games” with viewers of the show. According to the contributors to “Light in the Tunnel,” what mattered to him was where they got sensitive information from and not so much the fate of his son.
There is a lot of contradiction in the Koutsegu interviews. In addition, the murderer’s attempt to blame other relatives was seen. An important aspect of the tragic story is that the mother and father had loaded the young man with debt. In a report from the “Espresso” period, it was noted that they had taken out a loan of 250,000 euros and other transactions, charging Kostas with debts in excess of 1 million euros.
The perpetrators were first found guilty in November 2016. See excerpts from the “Light in the Tunnel” program:
2) The murder of 20-year-old Kiki
Another notable case concerns the murder of 20-year-old Kiki Kousoglou by her then-partner Danos Mouratidis, 23. The perpetrator appeared regularly on “Light in the Tunnel” claiming that the 20-year-old left him in April 2005 to seek a… better life. Mouratidis allegedly participated in the search to find her and asked the world for help.
Angeliki Nikolouli, however, was never convinced by her arguments. He later said that “I realized when I saw him in front of me that something was running. He looked guilty.” The show “Light in the tunnel” brought together material that showed the guilt and the theater of the young aggressor.
Mouratidis finally confessed. As it turned out, he had strangled Kiki in her sleep. Danos Mouratidis, 23, was sentenced to life imprisonment, while his cousin, who helped bury him, was sentenced to four years in prison.
3) The case of Achilles Tenta
On December 8, 2001, the leather merchant from Volos, Achilleas Tentas, 58, was killed inside his own home in Almyros, by the lover of his wife Nikolaos Kotoulas, who died in a car accident a few days ago.
According to “Luz en el Túnel”, he and María Tenta then disappeared the body in a well in the area, while their car was left in the port of Volos, to prove that Tentas went on a trip. He had given his old mother-in-law who lived in the same house a hypnotic so that she would not understand the least. The wife reported his disappearance to the police and eagerly played it with her two children, family and friends. But not in the “Tunnel”.
At first he stubbornly refused to do a search program. But when her children, four months later, saw that there was no trace of their father’s life, they pressured her to come to the show that represented her and her lover, fatally! He appeared on camera as the last witness to see the missing person. Her agitation, her agony, and the performance of the theater were immediately perceived by Angeliki Nikolouli.
The sound that was blocking his speech and was recorded on camera, came out of his hand in his pocket that tore the handkerchief! Even before the program took place, the journalist was sure that his wife was responsible for Tenta’s disappearance. He provided authorities with the information that emerged during the program about the suspicious movements of the illegal couple on the night of the murder. A witness noticed the debris from the well after the disappearance and spoke to the “Tunnel”.
A few hours after the end of the revealing show, the police arrested the couple, who, disturbed by the investigation, met without precautions overnight. They confessed to their horrible crime days later. Both were sentenced to life imprisonment in the first instance. The same sentence was confirmed by the Criminal Court of Appeal. In October 2010, Tenta appeared before the Larissa Mixed Jury Court of Appeal, which overturned her life sentence, accepting her lawyer’s allegation of mere complicity in the murder of her husband and not complicity, as was the charge. original. She was sentenced to 21 years in prison. She has already served 3/5 of her sentence.
4) The devilish widow
One of the most controversial cases in the police and judicial chronicles of the country was that of the “black widow” in the Argolida Valley. A woman who was more or less Police and Justice. She sued superior officers because, she said, she was pressured to confess to her husband’s murder. She tried to turn the Tripoli Court hearing into a show starring herself and her lawyers.
“Light in the Tunnel” and Angeliki Nikolouli, whose testimony was deemed crucial, had suspected from the beginning that the widow’s tears for Thanasis were false and that the show she put on in the show’s studio was purely theatrical.
The “black widow” had appeared twice at the “Luz en el tunnel” studio to allegedly search for her husband, claiming that the only reason she lives is to see the arrest and punishment of her husband’s murderers. Nikolouli’s urgent questions finally forced the perpetrator to lose his words and “burn” his alien. Lambrou, it is recalled, had said that at the time of her husband’s murder she was working on bracelets that she had received in the mail.
It is recalled that the crime took place on December 8, 2014. Thanasis Lambrou, then 42, was shot twice, in the chest and in the head. The wife’s killer then staged a suicide scene, putting the revolver in the hand of her mortally wounded husband. Dimitra Lambrou, 38, was sentenced in the first instance in December 2016 to life in prison for the murder of her husband, Captain Thanasis Lambrou.
5) The wife Tabakidi
One of the cases that shocked and was resolved in the express of the two shows was the disappearance of businessman Theodoros Tampakidis, which turned out to be a savage and consecrated crime.
The author and mastermind of the satanic plan, his wife with whom he disagreed. On the night of Tuesday, April 29, 2009, the woman shot her with a carbine at her home in Peristera, a short distance from her two minor children. Her sick jealousy blinded her and she did not hesitate to use her own children as false witnesses to cover up her heinous crime.
In fact, the woman prepared the entire scene of the disappearance. He abandoned his father-in-law’s black BMW, driven that night by Theodoros Tampakidis, left the keys in the ignition, and stole his own car, a black Mercedes that viewers found during the show. And all this, to prevent her estranged husband from going on a trip with the woman he had recently chosen as a partner.
Angeliki Nikolouli spoke after pressure with the “devil woman”, as described by everyone who knew her and revealed the theater she has played on her family and friends all this time.
She said she was talking to her missing husband and would be back soon. She didn’t hesitate to get her boyfriend to call her tragic parents Theodore and convince them that she was living and living abroad.
With her testimony in the “Tunnel”, the man- “key”, her old friend, was trapped, who helped her bury the body in a forest area of Halkidiki and cover up the horrible crime. He himself confessed what happened and led the police to the burial site.
At the time of her arrest, she was on a date with Angeliki Nikolouli, who helped the police to get close to her after she was locked in her sister’s house and did not open it to anyone.
The woman – “spider” was sentenced in the first instance to 19 years in prison and her friend and accomplice to 18 months in prison with three years of suspension.
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