A serial rapist was sentenced to 52 years but is free and takes selfies to the place where he abused

The serial rapist known as "the beast of Kavos" He was sentenced in 2012 to 52 years in prison. for badually abusing seven women British on the Greek island of Corfu, a paradise destination of the Ionian Sea. However, less than ten years later, it is already free. The victims are horrified by the decision of the court and badure that no one has warned them of the release of their aggressor. As if that were not enough, the man published a series of selfies on social networks to where he committed the attacksbecause they allowed him to go home.

As confirmed by the British media, it is a question of Dimitris Aspiotis. The convict was the author of a series of offenses in a hotel complex in Kavos. Although he was tried for seven cases, the island police believe that attacked more than 100 tourists.

After his brutal release, the abuser is very calm on social networks, where he shares photos in a bar and with girls behind him. His victims are appalled by the judicial setback that allowed him to get out of prison much earlier than expected.

One of them is Kayleigh Morgan. At 23, Dimitris dragged her into a forest and raped her for 14 hours. Although he asked to preserve his identity, he decided to let the anonymity and tell the ordeal that he suffered in the first person.

"I want to know why he came out. I do not think that has changed. Such a person can never change and now I am terrified at the thought that he is doing what he has done to other victims again.. When I learned that I was free, I was in shock, "he said.

British newspaper The daily mail He explained that the early release of Dimitris was the result of a law pbaded by the previous Socialist Government of Greece, which allowed for the reduction of sentences in exchange for good behavior.

In Kayleigh, who was working in a travel agency in 2010 when the abuser raped her, a judge told him to leave the incident behind and enjoy his life after presenting the evidence at trial. Nobody told him that they would release him.

In statements to Sunday Express, Dimitris argued that as he is now in a relationship, he will not repeat the attacks "I met a girl and I think about it more than now, I'm not allowed to leave Corfu, but they let me see her in Paxos," he said. stated in an unusual interview. In the same vein, he stated that he was no longer "a danger" for others as he was recovering from his addiction to cocaine.