Nea Peramos: 27-Year-Old Murder Victim Received Threats from His Father – Girlfriend Key Witness

New revelations continue to emerge in the abduction and murder case of a 27-year-old man whose body was found in a ravine in Nea Peramos. His girlfriend is considered a ‘key figure’, as is his father—who publicly admitted he knew his son was in danger. The victim’s marathon testimony by his girlfriend lasted six hours, during which she described his work, family relationships, and minimal contact with his parents—especially his father, with whom he frequently clashed over inheritance matters, particularly assets inherited from his paternal grandfather. According to reports by Mega, the father sent threatening voice messages to his son—an allegation supported by family members who informed authorities. These recordings are expected to be formally submitted to Hellenic Police, alongside the victim’s laptop and tablet now in police custody. Authorities may summon the girlfriend again, citing inconsistencies in her existing statement. The father is set to testify tomorrow and previously claimed his son had explicitly warned him about threats to his life—and that both his girlfriend and mother know what happened but remain silent. He also questioned why the victim’s mother fled to Crete—a move he insists has no familial or logical basis—and demanded answers about the source of the alleged danger.