A thriller with a human skull on Mars

The case involving a human skull found on Mars Thursday morning (12/10) is shaping up to be a thriller for the strong nerves.

The case becomes even more complicated as ANT1 broadcast yesterday on EL.AS. They are eagerly awaiting the anthropologist’s results because the field of Ares is linked to a murder that shocked all of Greece on Easter 2015.

It is about the murder of 4 year old Annie. The girl’s father has been found guilty – both in the first and second degree – of killing his daughter, dismembering her body and disposing of it at various places.

In his testimony, at that time, the girl’s father said that he threw the child’s head on Mars.

According to the report, if the anthropologist concludes that it is a juvenile skull, the first thing police will investigate is whether Annie’s skull was eventually found.

However, according to the first information, the skull found in the field of Ares belongs to an adult.

Horrific crime that shocked Greece

It was Easter 2015. Little Annie’s mother had gone on a trip to Germany and left the child with her father in her basement apartment on Michael Voda Street.

The father said that when he returned from his trip, the child was not at home and he lost it while taking it to the playground. The mother, who began searching for the girl, appealed to anyone who knew anything about the girl’s fate to come forward. No one expected that horror.

After many contradictions and police pressure, the girl’s 27-year-old father revealed the unthinkable. The child was dead, and the details he admitted chilled public opinion.

He kills her, disfigures her, boils her

He said that he had taken drugs and when he woke up, he found the little girl Annie lying dead next to him. Instead of calling the authorities, he dismembered the child, boiled his limbs, and then threw some of them into the toilet bowl and others into garbage cans in various parts of Athens.

He said that he did what he did because he was afraid that Annie’s mother would abandon him if she found out that the baby had died in her arms.

According to reports, the 27-year-old killed her daughter by strangling or beating her with punches and kicks. However, he did not admit it. Eyewitnesses reported hearing the child’s cries and screams.

An officer of the Hellenic Police who investigated the case testified that only 10% of what actually happened was made public because these details constituted the most disgusting and barbaric crime ever committed in our country.

The 27-year-old was sentenced to life in prison, while the mother was acquitted and has now fled Greece.