Macedonian man confessed to Stavrula's murder: "I don't want to go inside for nothing," he told his wife
The 43-year-old Macedonian man who murdered Stavrula Leventaki in Crete expressed intense concern to his wife about developments in the case before confessing to the crime.
Macedonian man confessed to Stavrula's murder: "I don't want to go inside for nothing," he told his wife
New details have come to light revealing the moments of intense distress experienced by the 43-year-old Macedonian man before his confession to the murder of 45-year-old Stavrula Leventaki in Crete.
According to information reported by ProtoThema, the perpetrator had repeatedly expressed to his family his fear about developments in the investigation. Notably, he allegedly told his wife: "I don't want to go inside for nothing," signalling his concern about the possibility of arrest and imprisonment.
The perpetrator's wife appeared to be trying to reassure him, whilst legal proceedings for his defence had already begun. The couple's conversations reflect the psychological burden the 43-year-old carried in the days between the murder and his confession.
The Macedonian man had attempted to conceal the crime, presenting different versions of the 45-year-old woman's death. Ultimately, under the weight of the investigations and evidence gathered by the Greek Police, he was led to confess.
The case has shocked the local community of Crete, whilst the authorities continue to examine all aspects of the crime. The perpetrator remains in custody and is expected to be brought before the judicial authorities.
Source: ProtoThema
Source: Proto Thema