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Larissa: 22-year-old Nikolas Bitsakis would have had a birthday today – The father’s post with the song he wrote about the untimely death of his son

On the day of his 24th birthday, which he will never celebrate, the father of Nikolas Bitsakis, the student who he died about two years ago in Larissapublished a song, the lyrics of which he wrote.

“Today you would have completed your 24th earthly years ……. Happy angelic birthday my soul!” Manos Bitsakis wrote, accompanying it with the literally…bone-crunching song.

“He was a lad of 22 and you shot him one morning,

He was a lad full of life and you cut his thread one Sunday morning,

Be glad you were a man and have a soul in your chest,

Before you throw a volley, look the other in the eye

Be glad you were a human being with a heart and soul

Before you shoot, look into the eyes first” he says among others.

Listen to the song written by the tragic father below for the untimely death of his son:

The tragic incident

The only child of the family of Emmanuel Bitsakis from Katsifariana, Chania he lost his life when overwhelmed by a brick pillar which held the metal entrance door of an abandoned two-story house, at the junction of Asklipiou and Oikonomou streets from Oikonomou, in the center of Larissa.

A unimaginable tragedyan incredible accident that occurred at 7.20am on Sunday 22nd February 2022, when the 22-year-old “kicked in the metal entrance door of the building”, as a result “the brick pillar that held it and which had been damaged due to its defective maintenance collapsed and parts of it caused him a severe craniocerebral injury, as a result of which only his death occurred” according to the indictment, as well the Criminal Prosecutor of Larisa brought a criminal prosecution for manslaughter due to omission, and commonly dangerous damage due to negligence due to omission, at the expense of the owner of the house, but also at the expense of an official of the Municipality of Larissa.

The trial of the case was determined for the coming November at the Three-member Court of Misdemeanors of Larisa.