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)
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)
