Kougias for Ransom / Felony Prosecution Excessive – Did not cause permanent disability

His statements can only be described as creepy Alexis Kouya for Apostle Lytra on the occasion of felony prosecution to the well-known criminologist for him brutal beating of his wifea beating he admitted a day later as he persisted for hours in the abusers’ well-known narrative that he “fell down the stairs”.

Alexis Kougias, speaking to ANT1, expressed the opinion that Lytras is wrongly prosecuted for a felony claiming that what he committed is a misdemeanor.

«He’s 100% an abuser but it’s different that he committed a felony and different that he committed a misdemeanor These blows to the face, the facial fracture was never classified as grievous bodily harm. It is so when they cause permanent disability, amputation or long-term inability to function of a limb. What was done to him was prejudicial, he should be prosecuted for grievous bodily harm.”argued Alexis Kougias, while regarding the fact that Apostolos Lytras was released, he stated that in order to be detained temporarily, someone must be suspected of fleeing, must be able to hinder the work of the interrogation”.

Alexis Kouya’s statements, indirectly but clearly, also made a strong impression he tried to tarnish his wife’s personality Apostolo Lytra saying that she was his apprentice and because of her he broke up the family he had while he has also written all his property to her.

Alexis Kougias commenting on the fact that Apostolos Lytras he admitted before the investigator that he beat his wife and did not insist on the fall-down-the-stairs claim, argued that the lawyer has masculine features.

«When someone does something and admits it in front of millions of people it is manly behavior. It is manly of him that even at the last moment he accepted his act».

Alexis Kougias, continuing his commentary, stated that “No one ever said we should give him an award for what he did» while making the prediction that when Apostolos Lytras will be tried the offense from a felony will “drop” to a misdemeanor.