7 years after Greece’s deadliest wildfire, court to reassess guilt of 21 defendants

Today, the prosecutor is expected to propose to the judges which of the defendants should be declared guilty for the tragedy in Mati.

The prosecution's statement on the guilt or innocence of the defendants for the deadly fire in Mati has begun.

7 years after Greece’s deadliest wildfire, court to reassess guilt of 21 defendants

Seven years after Greece’s deadliest wildfire, which claimed 104 lives in the coastal town of Mati, east of Athens, the prosecutor at the Three-Member Misdemeanor Appeal Court in Athens will recommend whether the 21 defendants should be convicted as their case is retried from the beginning.

Today, Wednesday 12/3, the prosecutor is expected to make a statement on the guilt or innocence of the defendants in the second-instance trial for the deadly fire in Mati, with 104 dead and dozens of burned victims. It is recalled that in the first-instance decision, a sentence of 3 to 6 years in prison was imposed, redeemable for ten euros per day. The call for the relatives of the victims and the injured states: "On Wednesday, March 12, 2025, …

The prosecutor's speech on the guilt or innocence of the defendants in the second-instance trial for the deadly fire in Mati, with 104...More...

Her answers and assessment of all the facts of the deadly fire in Mati, which left 104 dead, as they are in the case file and on what was contributed against... Mati: The prosecutor's time in the trial for the fatal fire - NAUTEBORIKI