Did cameras record the murder of 16-year-old Maja? Surprising words from the victim's aunt

The last time her family saw 16-year-old Maja was on April 23, when she left home to meet her friend, Bartosz G. As she told her family, she went to talk to "clear something up." Her body was found on May 1. The services are currently trying to extradite the main suspect, Bartosz G., who went on a school trip to Greece after the events .

Touching words from 16-year-old Maja's aunt. "She was a crazy little girl"

Greek media reported an interview conducted by journalist Efrosini Kyriazi of Live News with the victim's aunt. "I keep thinking that I'm watching TV and hearing the news about someone else. I keep thinking that it wasn't us, that it didn't happen to us. I miss her," she said in the interview.

Remembering the 16-year-old, the girl's aunt said that she was a child full of life, had dreams and strived to achieve goals. - She loved changing her style. At school, she took hairdressing classes, she wanted to become a hairdresser, that's probably why she changed her hair color - Live News heard.

The woman said it straight: she was a normal teenager . "She was very happy, everyone loved her. She was a crazy little girl, that word describes her well. She had a lot of friends," she said.

The aunt of murdered 16-year-old Maja speaks out. She talks about the recording

In a conversation with Live News, the victim's aunt confirmed that Maja and Bartosz G. were close friends from class, especially before the girl moved to another city for a few years. After returning, she allegedly reconnected with the suspect. "Maybe they wanted to renew their friendship. Everything seemed reasonable, we didn't think it was anything serious," she said.

The woman firmly denied the version conveyed by the suspect's mother that Maja was harassing Bartosz G. – We only want the truth, we only want to know the truth about what happened – Live News heard.

When asked about the circumstances of the teenager's death, the aunt said that the family was not even allowed to see the 16-year-old's body. She added that there was a recording of the moment of the murder. "There is a recording from the internal perimeter of the carpentry shop that recorded the murder of my niece," she said. She revealed that the family fears that the recording may disappear.

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