Following my report from March 26, 2024, I am informing you that the vehicle number *** belonging to Mr. *** has been returned to his possession. He has been handed back the remaining parts from four of the five lug nuts (five, not four, as I had erroneously mentioned in my initial complaint). Specifically, the parts that remained attached to the wheel when they broke. Three lug nuts were launched onto the Attiki Odos highway while driving (fortunately for Mr. *** and his two passengers, it was only three, and not all five; otherwise, we would have faced casualties). Upon managing to park the vehicle on the LEA highway, not a single lug nut remained on the wheel. The two that were left fell off during the act of parking (he now possesses these), and the inner parts of all five broken lug nuts remained inside the wheel. Four of these internal parts are now in his possession, as during the attempt to load the vehicle onto the roadside assistance company’s truck (to enable this as the vehicle ‘sat down’ onto the wheel right after Mr. *** started moving it), they managed to remove the inner part from one of the lug nuts to temporarily insert a metal fitting in the receptacle to secure the wheel and load the vehicle onto the truck. The piece from this broken lug nut likely stayed on the Attiki Odos.
This is the problem wheel:
Here are the four out of the five broken pieces that were inside:
The two BLUE cars:
I repeat that both blue cars were always parked outside the villas at numbers *** and *** on *** street in Dionysos, often at the same positions on the pavement at the edge of the two villas.
I now park mine inside the garage, from where the above photograph was taken.
It is crystal clear that the culprits intended to kill; there is NO CHANCE that all five lug nuts were simultaneously loose.
This was the work of human hands.
I kindly request your actions on this.
Athens, March 28, 2024
Nikos I. Antoniadis
Athens Lawyer
