Tempi Trial: "Gerasimos Really Wants to Live - I'm Convinced He Understands," Says His Father - iefimerida.gr
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With the testimony of Dionysis Georgiadis, father of the severely injured Gerasimos-Iasonas Georgiadis who remains in a coma, the testimony at today's session in the Tempi trial began. "The doctors tell us that it is one of the most difficult brain injuries we have ever seen. Gerasimos really wants to live," stressed Mr. Georgiadis. He then referred to the "marathon" that began with Gerasimos' hospitalization in various hospitals and health cen…
With the testimony of Dionysis Georgiadis, father of the severely injured Gerasimos-Iason Georgiadis who remains in a coma, the testimony at today's session in the Tempi trial began. "The doctors tell us that it is one of the most difficult brain injuries we have ever seen. Gerasimos really wants to live," emphasized Mr. Georgiadis and then […]
"I have an emotion greater than anger, bitterness," Gerasimos' father testified at the Tempi trial, describing his son's last moments. #Tempi #StarGrNews
"If Gerasimos so stubbornly refuses to give up, I, as a father, am obliged to fight to punish those responsible."
"If Gerasimos refuses to give up, I, as a father, am obliged to fight so that those responsible are punished and this does not happen again," he said characteristically.
“Why was this train running? Why would he be there under these conditions? I have a feeling greater than anger, bitterness,” said Dionysis Georgiadis, the father of the only survivor of the first carriage of the “intercity 62” train.
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