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Kill Plan-b
Hand to hand fighting with flaming bombs. Demonstrations have literally set the capital on fire. At the end of the day there are dozens of wounded and four fatalities.
That night, one more body is found in the city, thrown in a dirty alley. A young woman with no documentation. She has been terribly abused but not raped. On her body are the marks of merciless torture and on her skin, traces of the kind of chemicals and teargas used by the police.
It was the fifth fatality of the demonstrations, scream the television channels. Or maybe it was the sixth, and completely unrelated to the demonstrations?
Because the police do not cut off nipples.
Nor do they carve bloody crosses in the skin.
That night, one more body is found in the city, thrown in a dirty alley. A young woman with no documentation. She has been terribly abused but not raped. On her body are the marks of merciless torture and on her skin, traces of the kind of chemicals and teargas used by the police.
It was the fifth fatality of the demonstrations, scream the television channels. Or maybe it was the sixth, and completely unrelated to the demonstrations?
Because the police do not cut off nipples.
Nor do they carve bloody crosses in the skin.
52 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 28, 2015
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Theo Papas
4 books2 followersTheo Papas is a well-known writer of thrillers and historical novels in Greece. He has published fourteen novels for adults and three novels for children and teenagers with the largest publishing house in the country, Psichogios Publications. Daughters of Oblivion, his very successful novel about the Greek civil war, won the Readers Prize in 2012 and has sold more than 100,000 copies. He lives in Athens.
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