A family vacation turned into a nightmare for a 19-year-old Giannis, who tragically lost his life at a Chalkidiki amusement park. His family is seeking justice following his death, which occurred after he was thrown from a ride called "Crazy Dance."
The amusement park's owner and operator, while temporarily released without restrictions, face charges of negligent homicide. Investigations are underway to determine the exact circumstances leading to the accident.
Giannis's family is calling for accountability, with his grandmother claiming the park's unsafe conditions, including rusted and deteriorating seats, were known to the owner and operator. Reports suggest the amusement park may have been operating without a valid license, and video footage reveals the ride's poor condition.
Giannis's brother, who was on the ride with him, provided a chilling account of the moments before the tragedy, describing how the seat detached and his brother was thrown from the ride at high speed.
The incident has sparked outrage and calls for stricter safety regulations and enforcement at amusement parks across the country.
Giannis's father is determined to ensure justice is served and those responsible are held accountable, also criticizing local authorities for allowing the park to operate allegedly without proper safety certifications.