Kolonos: “I wish this monster had not appeared before me,” says 12 year old

A 12-year-old child who lived the nightmare – his so-called and 12-year-old – victim of ruthless pimps solved her silence while the court’s decision is expected on Friday, March 29th. What the 13 year old said today, a child at an event organized by the Solidarity Committee to the child and his family on Tuesday afternoon, in an auditorium of the School of Law of the EKPA was published by journalist Danakis Kiskera – Bartzokas with her posting in social media. It is a cry of a child who does not speak of his abusers but of his mother. And he’s addressing the court called on Friday to issue his decision on the victim case, insisting on his mother’s innocence. Every conversation is a stab because the 12-year-old kid apologizes for something he didn’t do, apologizes for not talking earlier, says the nightmares are not over and all he wants anymore is his mother. Everything the little girl said “I am the … (12 years old) and I want to express my feelings to you one last time. Listen, please, listen to me, you were my redemption, the help I’ve been waiting for so long in the nightmare that I was living. I trusted you, I talked to you… I was waiting for your help so no other child could go through what I went through. But my punishment is not over. My nightmares are still here. Not my mom. I wish this monster had never appeared before me. But he showed up. I apologize for not speaking from the beginning… I was so afraid. But the time has come, my redemption has come, you have come. I thought my nightmares were over and all of a sudden: Where’s my mom? Why my mom? Where are my brothers? Where’s my family? Why did you leave me alone? It’s my fault. It’s my fault I didn’t talk to you early. Not my mom. I want my nightmares to stop here. Christmas didn’t even let me see my mom. I want to tell you something, Mrs. District Attorney: all the evidence you have in your hands was all a joke? Is that what you want to tell me after all I’ve been through? What I’m asking the court and the president, the judges and the jury is to believe that my mother knew nothing of all that I did and not that I’m half telling the truth and I’m lying to my mom. My mom is innocent and I will keep saying it until everyone knows it.” The publication of the journalist Intervention also made Magda Physsa stressing the importance of supporting the minor victim. He said among other things: “We are here today to talk about the child. The kid who gets away with it, there’s hope. I address the kid and tell him he has too many people who love him and it’s not his fault that he opened his eyes and came into this world and fell on this monster. It’s not that. But it’s our fault.”