Shocking new details have surfaced in the case of the deaths of a 54-year-old woman and her 26-year-old son in Loggos, Aigio — a case that has evolved into a nerve-wracking thriller, prompting authorities to intensify their investigation amid mounting questions and unresolved contradictions.
A Suspended Double Homicide Charge
The 65-year-old Italian partner of the deceased woman remains in custody, charged with double homicide — nearly one month after the bodies were discovered on the morning of June 9. He continues to deny any involvement, insisting he found Maria and her son Olympios dead inside their Aigio home, lying in a pool of blood.
Conflicting Accounts and Physical Evidence
According to new information revealed by Live News, the suspect claims the 54-year-old woman had sustained two facial blows from punches. At the same time, he alleges Olympios regularly slept with a knife beside him in bed — a detail now under scrutiny.
Another critical piece of evidence is the positioning of Olympios’ body: it was found covered by bedding despite multiple stab and gunshot wounds to the head. Forensic analysis reportedly detected no traces of blood or violence on the bedcovers — suggesting the body was deliberately covered *after* the attack.
Medical and Forensic Clues
Preliminary findings indicate all stab wounds on Olympios were inflicted while he was still alive — with no post-mortem injuries identified. This raises the possibility of self-inflicted harm, a scenario investigators are now being urged to examine thoroughly.
At the same time, the sheer number and distribution of wounds could also point to an act of extreme violence by a third party — potentially indicating a state of acute psychological disturbance.
Psychiatric History Adds Complexity
Live News also disclosed a psychiatric evaluation dated May 28, 2026 — just days before the tragedy. The report notes the woman had suffered depressive symptoms for approximately 2.5 years following heart surgery. Symptoms included low mood, psychomotor slowing, reduced energy, sleep and appetite disturbances, and occasional death wishes — but no active suicidal or homicidal ideation was documented.
She had a long history of alcohol misuse, with only a brief abstinence period around her surgery. Though hospitalization was recommended, she refused and signed a formal waiver. Her family — including her son and partner — were notified, and referral to an alcohol rehabilitation program and ongoing psychiatric follow-up were advised. A benzodiazepine (Stedon 5 mg) was prescribed to manage potential withdrawal symptoms.
Final toxicological and histological reports for both victims are still pending — expected to provide further clarity on cause of death and possible substance involvement.