He broke his leg, hip and spine and ruptured a kidney
It took three hours to rescue Dimitris Aspiotis Aspiotis was released early from a 52-year term last August because of overcrowding in his prison after his conviction in 2012.
He raped at least seven women from the UK, including stewardess Kayleigh Morgan, 33, who waived her anonymity as a victim.She said: ‘I hope he stays in pain for the rest of his life – it’s time for the Greek authorities to throw away the key.’Police director of Corfu Police Giannouli Mattheou confirmed his officers had detained a man regarding a rape and kidnapping but he did not confirm if it was Aspiotis.
He added: ‘It is pointed out that the perpetrator at the sight of police officers, who were stationed in the forested area of Paleochori, Lefkimmi, fled and jumped from a steep point, as a result of which he was injured in the extremities and in his spine. ‘With the assistance of the Corfu Fire Brigade and EKAB, the detainee was released and taken to the Corfu Hospital where he is being treated.’Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at [email protected]. For more stories like this,
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