'Sandi' case: Police explanation unconvincing on 150 files
Police unable to convincingly explain how 'Sandi' identified names and mobile numbers of officials. Legal experts raise the same questions.
'Sandi' case: Questions about source of information remain unanswered
The police's official explanation for how 'Sandi' identified the names of figures in Cyprus and Greece — and subsequently involved them in her scenarios — is not convincing, according to Philenews.
Individuals mentioned in the 150 files, which Philenews obtained and handed over to police, cannot be found online. Specialist searches conducted by the publication itself yielded no results.
At the press conference held by the leadership of the force, there was a claim that 'Sandi' identified personal mobile phone numbers of officials via the internet. According to the publication, such a thing seems impossible: only if a hacker had stolen personal data and — after a failed extortion attempt — posted it on the dark web, could such information be accessible somewhere.
Meanwhile, the question remains unanswered as to how 'Sandi' knew the dates and case numbers that she cited in her messages. Legal experts of repute raise the same issues.
Philenews reiterates that full clarification of the scenario is needed, with emphasis on the motives and the possible existence of an instigator or guide behind the case.
Source: Philenews