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Aretí Athanasiou wrote that Andreas Mikroutsikos criticized Zacharos for a hint regarding whether Erietta was on the train, which he said was expressed in a conspiratorial manner and combined with a mention of the Polytechnic. Mikroutsikos described the incident as shameful for television and journalism and called for EΣΗΕΑ and the Radio and Television Authority to intervene. He added that such references "kill the girl for a second time." #Τηλεόραση #Δημοσιογραφία #Ενημέρωση (translated)

Pen Da Laura wrote that Andreas Mikroutsikos had characterized the "exoneration" of Aris Portosalte as humiliating for television and journalism, also referring to Zacharo and what, according to her, was said about Erietta Molcho, who was killed in the Tempi tragedy. She mentioned that Mikroutsikos had requested the intervention of the Journalists' Union of Greece (ESIΕΑ) and the National Council for Radio and Television, adding that her memory should not be insulted again. Da Laura accused Portosalte of insulting the deceased and claimed that he received direct assignments from the government. She called for his dismissal and for him to be summoned for an apology by ESIΕΑ and the National Council for Radio and Television. #δημοσιογραφία #τηλεόραση #ΕΣΗΕΑ (translated)

e-tetRadio.gr reported that Erietta Molcho was the girl for whom the journalist Stamatis Zacharos questioned both her death and, as he wrote, her existence. It added that her parents had received nothing back and that Zacharos had made jokes about them. https://t.co/w7gA0lWvxk #ΕριέτταΜόλχο #νόμος #δημοσιογραφία (translated)

The Apostle Diamakaris wrote that Stamatios Zacharos has reportedly regretted and retracted what he said about Erietta Molcho, whom he described as murdered and missing. He referred to Zacharos in an especially derogatory manner and added that if there is a family of Molcho, they should chase him "until they see black snow," which he compared to his soul. #ΕριέτταΜόλχο #Δικαιοσύνη #Κακοποίηση (translated)

Chris Avramidis wrote that Stamatis Zacharos apologized for his question regarding whether Erietta Molcho was on the train that collided in Tempi. Avramidis described the question as shameful and argued that the apology came after millions of views and extensive backlash. He added that, while they had made many videos, this was the first time that not a single person disagreed, and he called for the events in Tempi before and after not to be forgotten. #Τέμπη #Συγγνώμη #Δικαιοσύνη (translated)

Nikos Boyiopoulos criticized journalist Zacharos for a comment he made on his show on the ONE television station regarding Erietta Molcho, who, as he stated, had been missing after the train collision in Tempi. According to Boyiopoulos, lawyer Th. Staikos, who represented the Voulgaris family in the trial for Tempi, noted on the show that Molcho had not been located. Zacharos, as Boyiopoulos wrote, questioned whether she was on the train and linked the mention of the missing persons to previous claims that there were no deaths during the Polytechnic uprising. Boyiopoulos stated that the 23-year-old Molcho was on the passenger train that collided with a freight train on the night of February 28, 2023, and that no trace of her had been found on the train. He added that her parents had attended the court in Larissa last April and had filed a motion to support the charges in the pre-trial proceedings. As he noted, after the reactions, Zacharos apologized, describing his wording as incorrect. He claimed that his intention was to offer ironic criticism of those adopting theories surrounding Tempi and had apologized to Molcho's family and the relatives of the victims. Boyiopoulos concluded his post by addressing him with a heavy insult. #Τεμπη #Πολυτεχνείο #δημοσιογραφία (translated)

Michaela Stathatou wrote that Zacharos had fallen victim to his own tactics, accusing him of mocking the loss of Erietta Molcho by presenting it as a theory, in order to satisfy his audience with arguments from the junta's apologists. She also asked One TV if he was still concerned about it. https://t.co/kniElAgBsu #πολιτική #ΜΜΕ #Ελλάδα (translated)

Jan mentioned that her parents proceeded with granting a scholarship for the school she attended and establishing a chair at the university where she studied, while they planned to establish the "ERITTA MOLCHO" Foundation for hosting relatives of cancer patients. He then spoke to Zahare in a derogatory manner and asked him if he was listening. https://t.co/XxUkeOsr8s #υποτροφία #πανεπιστήμιο #καρκίνος (translated)

Stamatios Zacharos said that his wording was incorrect and did not express irony towards Erietta Molcho nor endorse a conspiracy theory. He mentioned that he wanted to make an ironic critique of those who promote theories about the tragedy in Tempes, but he acknowledged that the way he chose was also wrong and took responsibility. He apologized to those who were offended or hurt, especially to Molcho's family and the relatives of the victims. He added that he had not supported theories that question the facts or the pain of the families and that he would continue to follow the trial and comment on developments with respect for the memory of the victims. #ΕρίετταΜόλχο #Τέμπη #Συγγνώμη (translated)

Venice made a series of statements about the tragedy of the Tempi, attributing them to political figures, executives, and journalists. According to her post, Karamanlis had stated that he ensured safety, while Florinis had insulted those who spoke about "filling in." Triantopoulos, as she wrote, had used dehumanizing language regarding the victims, while a voter of Mitsotakis had used a vulgar term for the train in a discussion on Space with AML and Portosalte. Venice noted that Mitsotakis had said he did not know and was not obliged to know about the issue, had attributed the drama mainly to a tragic human error, and had characterized the best justification for the sacrifice of the children as ensuring that something similar would not happen again. Romanos had said that they found themselves expressing condolences, while Giogakos had stated that, for better or worse, people were dead. Government officials and civil protection executives had invoked the obligation to clean the area, while Kyriakos had rejected the term "filling in" and had spoken of rehabilitation. According to the same post, Georgiadis had argued that no one in society was interested in the investigation for Tempi and, in another statement, that Greeks were not interested in either the investigation or the pre-investigation. Analysts and executives, in discussions after the national elections of May and June 2023, had estimated that the political cost from Tempi was negligible. Voultepsi had described the issue as stale, Markopoulos had referred to the "cursed" committee and had said he was having fun, while Tamilos had stated that not all Trikala would cry. Venice also attributed to Voridis the position that the accident would have happened even if there had been remote control, as well as the assessment that it was a minor issue compared to what was happening on the planet. Mitsotakis had said that everyone was to blame, while Voridis had argued that names should not be recorded in the Constitution because not all places were the same. Finally, journalist Zacharos of New Democracy had raised the possibility that Eritheta was not on the train and had referred to earlier reports of missing persons at the Polytechnic, which, as he said, did not exist. #Τεμπη #Τέμπη #ασφάλεια #Ελλάδα (translated)

The Apostle Diamakaris wrote that, according to the lawyer of the family of Henrietta Molcho, her body, which had been murdered in Tempi, had never been found. He mentioned that Stefanos Zacharos disputed whether Molcho was on the train and that vulgar and insulting terms were used against him for that reason. He asked if this was correct. https://t.co/DOFFSxhRHN #Τέμπη #δικαιοσύνη #Δικηγόρος (translated)

The author of the post wrote that Erietta, who appeared on the left side of the image, was missing and that her body had not been found. Regarding the person appearing on the right, he mentioned that he had wondered in a live broadcast whether Erietta was actually on the train, citing what he claimed had been heard about the Polytechnic as well. The author used an offensive term for the person and threatened that "you will pay for everything." https://t.co/54juuDUkhp #Αγνοούμενοι #Δικαιοσύνη #Ενημέρωση (translated)

The student Erietta Molcho was vaporized by the explosion at the Tempi and the employees of her murderers from Zacharo mockingly say, "Were they perhaps not on the train?" This is the kind of monsters we are dealing with, such zombies have become for the embezzlement and theft of the country. #Τέμπη #Δικαιοσύνη #Πολιτική (translated)

Thomas Staikos, lawyer for the family of the victims of Tempi: 📍 "I will give you a name. Errietta Molcho. She was never found." Zacharós: ‼️ "Perhaps she wasn't on the train? Let me remind you that in the past, we have heard about missing persons during the Polytechnic invasion who didn't exist..." Unfathomable provocation, cynicism, and insolence from the useful idiot of the system Zacharós. Errietta Molcho is the only victim of Tempi for whom not a trace was found, due to "the good clearing up" that Triantopoulos and Co. did at the scene, and now it's time for someone with a public voice to question whether she was even on the train. #Τέμπη #Αγνοούμενοι #Δικαιοσύνη (translated)

A shameful moment for Greek television and for journalism. The family's lawyer says that with the burial at #Tempi, a girl was never found: Erietta Molcho. Zakharos responds: "Maybe she wasn't on the train?" And as if that weren't enough, he then throws out a line deconstructing the Polytechnic. I can't find words to comment on what I just saw. What about you? #Τεμπη_εγκλημα #ΕλληνικήΤηλεόραση #Δημοσιογραφία #Τέμπη (translated)