In Korydallou prisons Alexander Giotopoulos returned again after the decision to release him was revoked.
He currently remains in Korydallos, but must be presented before the Attorney of Appeals Piraeus. The prosecutor of the Korydallus prisons spoke with him in order to decide whether to stay at Korydallus tonight or whether to be transferred to GADA. They reportedly decided to transfer Yotopoulos to the General Police Directorate of Athens on Alexandra Avenue from where he will be transferred tomorrow to the Attorney of Appeals Piraeus.
Sentenced to 17 times for life as leader of the 17N terrorist organization that had been released on 21 May, after the decision to revoke, he collected his luggage from his house in Byron. He boarded a taxi and returned to prison with a strong police force. Shortly thereafter he entered a police car which carried him to Korydallus and then to GADA.
Watch video, the moment that Yotopoulos boarded the taxi outside his house:
Earlier, the Fifth Criminal Department of the Supreme Court, revoked the decree of the court of the Court of Appeal of Piraeus which recently decided to release Alexander Yotopoulos and this meant his immediate return to Korydallos prisons.
The recently released Alexander Yotopoulos had been sentenced to 17 times life on the criminal activity of the terrorist organization 17N.
After the release of Alexander Yotopoulos, the prosecutor of the Supreme Court Constantine Javellas commissioned the deputy prosecutor of the Supreme Court of Sophocle Logothetis to study the decree of the court of Appeals of Piraeus.
Sophocles Literator after studying the case considered that the moral perpetrator of the November 17 murders was wrongly released because he has not served as prescribed by law the entire prescribed sentence which is 25 years, but The essential conditions for the release of polyisovite are not met either, and so it has appealed to the contested regulation.
The recent release of Alexander Yotopoulos after 24 years of detention was his 5th in order attempt to release him, while a negative proposal by the Protodic prosecutor, the court board of first degree and a negative proposal by the prosecutor recommended to the Judicial Council of the Court of Appeals of Piraeus.
Alexander Giotopoulos Arrested in 2002, when the dislocation of the 17N terrorist organization began and remained a prisoner, while never regretting his actions, nor did he accept that he was the moral perpetrator of the organization's brutal murders for which he was convicted.
Alexander Giotopoulos theoretically, He'll remain in prison another year until he's 25 years old.
Apart from Alexander Yotopoulos, the members of 17N, Dimitris Koufondinas and the brothers Savvas and Christodoulos Xiros remain prisoners.
After the decision of the Supreme Court who revoked Alexander Yotopoulos' release decree began to see strong mobility outside his home.
As shown in the footage recorded by Orangepress, around 18:00 in the afternoon, EL.A. patrol car and OPKE forces were found outside Alexander Giotopoulos' house.