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The identity, photos and accusations of a 58 -year -old man arrested for a series of sexual offenses against minors, was released by ELAS. , following the provision of the Athens Public Prosecutor’s Office.

It is Eleftherios Makri, son of Antonios and Chrysanthi, born on March 1, 1967 in Athens, who was arrested on April 19, 2025 by police officers of the Department of Minors of the Attica Prosecution and Criminal Protection Directorate.

He has been prosecuted for abuse of minors, both below and over 14 years, taking advantage of his status as a specialist who provided therapeutic services to children.

At the same time, he is accused of abusing the mental or physical disability of minors, as well as abuse of unable to resist sexuality.

These acts are alleged to have been fully and continuously served, and its authorities have also filed additional charges for visualization or presentation of sexual acts with minors, as well as for simple bodily harm to vulnerable persons.

As ELAS announced, the investigation of the case began immediately as soon as the authorities came to the authorities.

What did the survey show

The Department of Protection of Juvenile conducted extensive research, collected pre -trial material, and issued a arrest warrant. At the same time, there was a search at the house of the defendant, in which digitally seized evidence.

The 58 -year -old allegedly provided special education sessions to minors with psychomotor disorders and learning disabilities, in a home environment. During these sessions and taking advantage of both the difficulties of children and the trust of the parents, it is said to have done acts of sexual abuse.

Disclosure of the data

ELAS He points out that the disclosure of the data serves the need to protect the community as a whole and the enhancement of criminal investigation, as it is estimated that the defendant had wide access to a large number of minors due to his professional status.

In this context, authorities call on citizens who are likely to know additional information or incidents, to contact the Department of Juvenile Protection at 210-6476370 or with the Attica Crimes Prosecution and Criminal Directorate at 210-6411111. It is recalled that anonymity and confidentiality of communication are fully guaranteed.