Larissa: “The 39-year-old had only contacts with his family and work on his phone,” says George Tsukalis

There is no end to the thriller in the case of the 39-year-old son of the prosecutor of Tempes from , whose tracks were lost on December 30, 2024. Private investigator George Tsukalis who spoke at onlarissa.gr reported that 39-year-old Vassilis before disappearing left his cell phone at his parents’ house in Larissa before going for a walk. In fact, he stressed that there is very little evidence of the disappearance. CORVERSE “There are very few elements. There’s his last appearance from the camera. From there, his tracks are gone. We have a structured, calm man, professor of psychology, very close to his family. I am positively surprised by the simplicity and kindness of people. We have no evidence we can support. I want to believe in the good scenario that the lad is well and will be in the family’s arms. But there are clouds in the frame that, as the days pass, are strengthened. Let’s hope to deny and find Vassilis in good condition and be in his family again,” said the private investigator. CORVERSE Regarding the mobile phone that 39-year-old Vassilis left at his home, George Tsukalis said: “There is nothing in this except contact with the family and schools that he works for. Everything’s checked. The phone left it at home because it was charging. It’s nothing weird. Many times someone who goes out walking doesn’t take the phone with him.” The chronicle For the disappearance of the 39-year-old had marked an alarm in Larissa, with investigations to identify it continuing with unabated tension around the Penio area, but so far they are fruitless. In fact, Silver Alert has been activated to find Vassilis. Vassilis Kalogerirou is the son of Sophia Apostolakis, head of the Larisa Appeals Prosecutor’s Office, and nephew of George Apostolakis, former vice president of the Supreme Court and former member of the party “Victory”. She visited Larissa for the holidays, from Kastoria where she lives. On December 30, according to his family he had gone out for a walk near the banks of Pinius, as he used to, but never returned home. Testimonials claimed they saw the 39-year-old in a bookstore, where he bought a book, while for the last time he was reportedly seen in the area around the Pineo River. Authorities continue researching the surrounding area, both on the banks and within the river, using specially trained dogs and equipment to detect in the water. Police men examine the video footage from points that passed the day of his disappearance and also examine some testimonies that saw him accompanied by a person. Also, the possibility that the 39-year-old would voluntarily disappear is considered, but the police have not come to a conclusion.