The murder of Greek student Helena Topaloudi in Rhodes; her mother says has been cheated by the Albanian

 Helena Topaloudi and the Albanian Aleksandër Luca

 Greek media continue to write about one of the most sensational trials of the moment in Greece, where among the protagonists is the 20-year-old Albanian Aleksandër Luca, suspected of killing a young Greek woman last year on the Greek island of Rhodes. A 22-year old Greek man, Manolis Koukouras is also suspected along with the Albanian, as they were friends.

Mother of Helena Topaloudi crying

As the trial for the murder of Helena Topaloudi continues, her mother calls on the Greek authorities to change the Criminal Code and sentence the girl's killers to life imprisonment.

 Helena Topaloudi and her parents

Helena's mother has called on the prime minister of Greece to make changes to the Criminal Code and the perpetrators of her daughter's murder to stay behind bars forever.

Aleksandër Luca

"I am in in a very bad condition. My daughter was just a student. My life is ruined. I have no more life. I am a living but dead person. I just live with memories in my house and with candles, to remember my daughter. We sent the girl with sacrifices to the best schools in Rhodes.

She was a child who loved learning, knowledge, trying to improve her English, German, and Arabic. Her father went to Jordan to teach Arabic and has taken many foreign language courses. She worked in Jordan free of charge because she dreamed of one day serving Greek diplomatic staff. She had big goals. He was deceived by an Albanian, a hypocrite, a liar, a coward. How many lies he could have told. As a mother, I want to see my daughter's killers behind bars forever. They killed my daughter. They are monsters, "Helena Topaloudi's mother told Greek media.

 Helena Topaloudi

She then referred to the laws, saying that current Greek articles are not so strong, but need to be changed, as this is how Helen's killers can be seen in prison forever. "To change the law. To be sentenced, for example, to life imprisonment. They deserve it. I can't take it anymore," she added.

 Manolis Koukouras and Aleksandër Luca while being arrested by the Greek police

Meanwhile, Albanian Aleksandër Luca and his Greek collaborator Manolis Koukouras accuse each other of taking the decision to throw the student into the sea.

Manolis Koukouras and Aleksandër Luca while being arrested by the Greek police

Meanwhile, a video is circulating where the Albanian is violated in the Greek prison



Details about the murder

The murder took place about a year ago and Greek media report that shocking details have come to light after police checked the computer and mobile phones of the two young men arrested for the macabre murder of the 21-year-old Greek Helena Topaloudi on the island of Rhodes.

Greek media write that after the murder, the young men harassed other girls and had fun with songs with criminal motives.

Picture of Manolis Koukouras and Aleksandër Luca by Greek police

"Mom, I'm a criminal," is one of the cynical online searches of the 21-year-old Greek man accused of the crime, just 24 hours after the brutal murder of a student who was thrown from the rocks into the sea.

Specifically, at around 9.31 pm, on the evening of November 29, 2018, the Greek went online and read the news of finding the girl's body at sea and an hour later, at around 22:27, he heard songs as if nothing had happened.

His cynicism goes even further when just a few hours after the crime, he communicated on Facebook with another girl.

Manolis Koukouras

When she responded negatively to his "harassment", he was not hurt and asked for four other girls on Facebook.

Messages with friends on the cell phone revealed how at the time of his arrest, the 21-year-old defendant continued his life as if nothing had happened! He even exchanged messages with a friend for a walk and workout at the gym.

Porn movies

Evidence also shows that on the night of the 21-year-old's murder, the young Greek man searched for pornographic movies via Google and YouTube.

These searches are reported to have taken place around 2 a.m., as shown by the analysis of data collected by the authorities.

The data on the computer of the 19-year-old Albanian, reveals that he became friends on Facebook with Eleni Topaloudis on November 26, 2018, just one day before the controversial meeting that led to her brutal murder.

After the murder, he entered the deceased's profile twice.

Authorities were able to retrieve their specific pages three months after their arrest, while at the time he (or perhaps another person who knew his codes) logged in and logged out of his Facebook account 13 times.

The additional testimony given by the father of the 21-year-old Greek to the authorities, revealing his son's meeting with the 19-year-old Albanian before their arrest, is also being proven.

"The Albanian came home two days after the incident. He went to my son’s room and didn’t come in for five minutes. When they were arrested, I thought that the Albanian came to check that day if my son had said something," said the 21-year-old's father, adding that the 19-year-old Albanian had a bad influence on his son.