Lawyer Claims Psychological Motive for Man Keeping Father's Body in Freezer

The lawyer for the 55-year-old man who kept his deceased father in a freezer in Mystras, Greece, stated that the motive was psychological, not financial. This explanation aims to clarify the unusual circumstances of the case.

6 Aug, 04:45 — 6 Aug, 04:45

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Mystras: Lawyer says financial gain was not the motive for man who kept his dead father in a freezer

"He loved his parents pathologically," his lawyer claims, attributing the act to psychological reasons. He is being prosecuted for continuous fraud, classified as a misdemeanour offence The post Mystras: Lawyer says financial gain was not the motive for man who kept his dead father in a freezer appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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First report: iefimerida · 5 Aug, 20:42|Full coverage: 2 · 8h|Window: 8h

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«Για ψυχολογικούς λόγους» κρατούσε τον νεκρό πατέρα του στον καταψύκτη, λέει ο δικηγόρος του 55χρονου στον Μυστρά

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Lawyer Claims Psychological Motive for Man Keeping Father's Body in Freezer

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«Για ψυχολογικούς λόγους» κρατούσε τον νεκρό πατέρα του στον καταψύκτη, λέει ο δικηγόρος του 55χρονου στον Μυστρά

Mystras: Lawyer says financial gain was not the motive for man who kept his dead father in a freezer

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