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The Bucharest Court has decided to place Călin Georgescu under house arrest, arguing that preventive detention is disproportionate to the charges made and citing favorable personal circumstances, but DIICOT has already challenged this ruling. #CălinGeorgescu #arestlaodomiciliu #justiție (translated)

BobbyD wrote that the Bucharest Court had decided to replace Călin Georgescu's preventive detention with house arrest, but the decision was not final, and Georgescu was not to leave the Central Detention Center that day. He added that DIICOT could contest the measure and that it depended on the final solution awaited at the Bucharest Court of Appeal. #arest #București #justiție (translated)

Călin Georgescu, former presidential candidate, has been released from custody and has participated in several judicial proceedings at DIICOT, the Bucharest Tribunal, and the Bucharest Court of Appeal, in the context of accusations of fraud and attempted coup. #CalinGeorgescu #DIICOT #ArestPreventiv (translated)

Sandu Negrea wrote that Cristela Georgescu had stated to Alex Jones that the 5,000 euros confiscated by DIICOT during the search represented a prize won by her son, a national and European champion. He criticized the reactions in the press and on social media, saying that journalists had asked who keeps such an amount of money at home, but had not presented the explanation. Negrea accused the press of publishing fabricated news based on DIICOT sources and mentioned the name Mirel Sandu. #presă #DIICOT #ştiri (translated)

Marco wrote that Cristela Georgescu, the wife of Călin Georgescu, had left DIICOT after eight hours, for the third consecutive day. According to the post, she contested the figures reported in the press, saying that 27 phones and 63 laptops had not been taken, but rather two laptops, four phones, and sticks, primarily containing photographs of the children. Marco reported that Cristela Georgescu described the case as a planned action against a man treated as guilty before judgment because he desired peace and spoke about faith. She would have conveyed to supporters in the street and in the diaspora not to be afraid and to remain steadfast, and regarding Călin Georgescu, she would have said that she considered him innocent. The post also mentioned that, in light of the situation, the family was relying on their Christian faith. Regarding Călin Georgescu's condition, Cristela would have said that he was very well both physically and mentally. #Romania #Justitie #Adevăr (translated)

Nae Moromete wrote that he had seen criticism regarding the number of electronic devices found in Georgescu's home, even though, according to him, Cristela Georgescu had stated that many of them were USB sticks and memory units with personal data. He mentioned that he had about eight computers, laptops, and tablets in his household that he used constantly, as well as a drawer full of phones, USB sticks, and external hard drives, two NAS devices, game consoles, and many CDs and DVDs. Moromete accused those who considered the situation to be important news of hypocrisy and challenged them to count the devices in their own families. In closing, he made a sarcastic reference to DIICOT. #tehnologie #dispozitiveelectronice #țară (translated)

The Georgescu spouses continue to appear at DIICOT for the third consecutive day, investigating a fraud case of 1.1 million euros, in which Cristela Georgescu expresses concern about how the family and confidential information have been treated. #DIICOT #CălinGeorgescu #înșelăciune (translated)

The preventive detention of Călin Georgescu, motivated by his and Ionel Rusen's plans to evade criminal prosecution after allegedly defrauding a businessman of over one million euros, reflects a perception of the social danger that the two represent, according to the decision of the Bucharest Court of Appeal. #CalinGeorgescu #DIICOT #ArestarePreventiva (translated)

Cristela Georgescu stated that she had spent almost eight hours at DIICOT on the second day of the computer search. She explained that the procedure involved copying data from phones, computers, and USB drives, and said she felt "tortured" seeing photos of her children on foreign screens. Georgescu claimed that she had no assurance that her personal data was protected, as confidential materials from this case and others had already reached the press. She described the case as a long-planned conspiracy carried out deceitfully and asserted that Călin had not deceived anyone, but had been deceived himself. She concluded by saying that if justice was fair and independent, it would bring to light the truth she knew: that Călin was innocent. #Justiție #DrepturiOmului #SecuritateDatelor (translated)

Lexa wrote that Cristela Georgescu, the wife of Călin Georgescu, spoke publicly about the case after a several-hour hearing at the special prosecutor's office DIICOT. She and her father were summoned as witnesses. According to Lexa, Cristela Georgescu reported that armed individuals had invaded the family's home and guarded her underage child and her 90-year-old father at the bed. Călin Georgescu was taken away in handcuffs in front of minors, even though there was no immediate danger. According to Lexa, Cristela Georgescu described the accusations as unfounded and the case as political persecution. She also criticized that confidential information had leaked to the media, the presumption of innocence was being undermined, and political pressure was being exerted on judges. Lexa summarized her warning by stating that the presumption of innocence is the foundation of a free society and that Georgescu deserves a fair trial as well as protection for his family from political reprisals. #Politik #Rechtsstaat #Freiheit (translated)

Marco wrote that Cristela Georgescu talked on Marius Tucă's show about how her family would have been treated during the DIICOT raids and stated that the press had been informed in advance about the intervention. According to Marco, the family lived in fear that members of the RoLegionGetica group might eliminate them. He reported that when the authorities raided, Călin Georgescu's wife believed that mercenaries had entered their home to kill her. Marco also noted that there were two minors and Cristela Georgescu's father, who is nearly 90 years old, in the family. Marco said that she conveyed to supporters, on behalf of Călin Georgescu, that he could hear them and was sending them all the love they showed him through their unwavering support. #Romania #Justitie #DrepturileOmului (translated)

Cristela Georgescu, the wife of Călin Georgescu, accused the authorities of abuses and characterized the DIICOT investigation, in which her husband is accused of fraud, as a political case, promising that the family will appeal to the ECHR to protect fundamental rights. #Abuzuri #LibertățiFundamentale #PersecuțiePolitică (translated)

Marco presented the statements of Cristela Georgescu, the wife of President Călin Georgescu, after leaving DIICOT, following the hearings and computer searches on October 6, 2026. He said that he would publish them in full so that everyone could listen and judge for themselves what was stated, without fragments taken out of context or interpretations by television. #CristelaGeorgescu #DIICOT #România (translated)