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Light on the causes of his death unfortunate Laertes, who disappeared it last april from home in New philadelphia and was found dead in the summer of Andros, is expected to drop the forensic examination Where could it be will take place tomorrow.
According to information from protothema.gr, tomorrow the unfortunate’s sister together with the private investigator George Tsoukalis they will ask for “answers” to your questions.
She herself visited today Schistos Cemetery, where the 36-year-old was buried, after a long time in the trash.
She herself, deeply moved, has many unanswered “whys”. She couldn’t believe her brother was buried a year ago as “unknown.”
His parents previously stated to protothema.gr that “We have so much pain and we can’t believe what happened”!
According to the information, Laertis, 36, was found dead last July in Andros, under unclear circumstances. Her burial took place in the Schistos cemetery as the unfortunate was wanted and her family was not informed at the time. Both of her parents are in shock, while their son identified by DNA.
Authorities have been on safari since last year to locate the unfortunate Laertes without success. Now they are looking for the reasons for his disappearance and the reasons that alienated him from his family.
According to the information, they are expected to investigate the place where he was found dead and talk with people who may have had contact with him.
“He was found dead on Andros last July. He was unloved and buried in Schistos. Initially identified by DNA. We are talking about a drama. The family was great. The boy had two or three jobs. He was an honest boy.” The parents they are in shock. “ Private investigator George Tsoukalis told protothema.gr and continued: “It just came to our attention then. I thank the respective GADA department for working incredibly professionally and finding the end of the thread.”.
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