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Karditsastakra wrote that the size of what she described as a cover-up at the Tempe was chilling. She claimed that Bakayimis was working in his office while bones of the dead were nearby, which he refused to include in the case file or send for DNA identification. She added that, according to the expert Mr. Rodopoulos, this was done to avoid the detection of the chemicals from the illegal cargo. #Τέμπη #Δικαιοσύνη #Μυστήριο (translated)

Grigoris Seretis presented four interviews with eyewitnesses who, as he wrote, were on the train in Tempi. He mentioned that the witnesses spoke of chemical substances and named among others Evi Tsapari, Vasiliki, and Theodore. Seretis criticized those he described as liars on the internet, as well as the propaganda mechanism of New Democracy and relatives of victims who, as he mentioned, referred to those speaking about the existence of chemicals as "sprayed" and "conspiracy theorists." He added that, according to testimonies from relatives who personally received victims' belongings, these were soaked with chemical substances. He raised questions about why people were carbonized, why the word "fire sphere" was not included in the case file, and why, as he claimed, the scene of the accident was altered. He also asked why the appellate judge Sotiris Bakayimis ordered, 40 days after the accident, for the collected samples of biological material from the victims to be destroyed. He concluded by saying that the truth would be revealed despite the insults and attacks that, as he wrote, they were receiving. #Τέμπη #Αλήθεια #Δικαιοσύνη (translated)

Karditsastakra claimed that Bakayimis, under the orders of Mitsotakis and Floridis, covered up details about the cargo of the commercial train. He asserted that videos disappeared, fake ones featuring Kapernares were publicized, and evidence that could reveal what the train was carrying was destroyed. He finally wondered who the recipient was. #Μπακαΐμης #Μητσοτάκης #Δημοσιότητα (translated)