Ambulance Called in Sterna as Markopoulos Confesses at Trial

- Mrs. Samartzi!- Anna! - Mrs. Samartzi!- Come in, it's open.

- Anna! Mrs. Samartzi!- Okay, she has a pulse.

Yes, good morning. I urgently need an ambulance in Sterna. At the sergeant's house.

A woman has fainted. Have you sent one? Then why isn't it here?

Yes, I understand. Okay, we'll wait. No, I won't move her, but if you take too long, I'll have to. Great, thank you.

- What did they say?- What you heard. They've sent an ambulance and it's on its way.

- I'm worried. Why is it taking so long?- We'll see, Myro, it's still early.

- Good morning.- Good morning. What happened? Why are you still outside?

Hasn't the trial started? It started, but it was adjourned for a bit.

We had a strange development that we didn't expect. Not just strange.

Suspicious and unpleasant, one might say.

Don't tell me Markopoulos managed to get acquitted. Exactly the opposite.

He accepted all the charges. He confessed that he is guilty.

- What?- And why is that bad? It sounds like a good development.

- Okay, don't rush.- There's more to it. His lawyer is trying to save him from prison, citing reasons of mental illness. He claims that whatever Markopoulos did, he did it without being aware of his actions. Oh, good. You arrived just in time to hear the news too.

We already heard, the others outside told us. Is there really a chance he will avoid prison again? I don't know, Eleni.

None of us knows yet how all this will unfold.