Marfin Case: Letter From Defendant From Prison – "One Anonymous Email Is Enough to Tie the Narrative Together" - The Press Project - News, Analysis, Radio, Television
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"In our case, an anonymous email is enough to tie up the police narrative - Their careers, their pursuits are all they care about"
"What they have been doing from the very beginning is targeting and dragging people from the Anarchist space to court. Respect for human life and the rejection of the logic of collateral damage characterize us and not those who try in every way to cover up their timeless crimes."
In a public letter, one of those arrested in the Marfin case addresses everything that happened that led to his detention, denies the charges against him and presents his own perspective on the case.
He talks about his pretrial detention, the charges, and his thoughts from prison. The article Marfin: Letter from one of those arrested from prison - "They are trying to criminalize political action" appeared first on Documento.
Arrested Kostas writes a public letter from Malandrinos prison, where he is being held after his pretrial detention for the Marfin arson case, denouncing the way in which the charges against him were framed. Read here ⇛
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