Santis Case: Doubts and the Search for Solutions

The article addresses the ongoing doubts regarding the investigation of the Santis case and the search for a reliable solution. Following reactions to the involvement of Europol and the FBI, the question arises whether the appointment of independent criminal investigators could be the solution.

The text refers to previous cases, such as that of the former president of KOP, Giorgos Koumas, and Achilleas Aimilianidis for the Katsounotos case, where the findings of the investigations did not lead to immediate or satisfactory solutions. Reference is also made to the investigative committees for the Cooperative and the golden passports, whose findings had no substantial impact.

The need for quick answers and effective investigation is emphasized, in order to reveal the truth and reassure public opinion, without prolonging the uncertainty for months or years.

Finally, the position of Drousiotis is mentioned, who questions the effectiveness of investigations by the Police, the government, Europol and the FBI, suggesting independent criminal investigators as the only solution.