The video of the cold-blooded murder of a parking attendant in Piraeus by a 68-year-old man over a trivial matter is shocking.
The moment of his murder was recorded on a surveillance camera.
The video footage published by Mega clearly shows how, from the right side of the sidewalk, the criminal is aiming at a 39-year-old employee who was standing on the sidewalk in front of the car. Having laid him on the ground, the attacker looked at him for several seconds and, to make sure that he had killed him, fired a second bullet into his head, and then left the crime scene as if nothing had happened.
The victim, an Albanian by origin (pictured above), a father of three young children, was taken to Tzanio Hospital with serious injuries, where he died. According to some reports, the elderly man was constantly getting into arguments with the parking attendant, as well as with shop owners in the area.
In the past, he even threatened a resident of the apartment building in which he lived with a gun over a trivial matter, but the police pretended that nothing had happened.
On September 15 at noon, according to eyewitnesses, an elderly man left the house with a rifle in his hands and walked towards the parking lot, where he shot twice at the man working there. According to information, he fired one shot in the chest, and then a control to the head. “He ate that d***” the killer told shocked witnesses after he took his victim’s life in cold blood.
He was arrested in his apartment in a nearby apartment building, where he had gone after the murder, and confessed to his crime. He reportedly told police: “He swore at me, spat at me, and I asked him not to park the cars there. He’s not going anywhere today.”
The preliminary investigation of the case was taken over by the Attica Security Directorate.
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