Irini Mourtzoukou has been charged with intentional homicide in the case of the murder of young Panagiotakis, as announced by the prosecutor of Amaliada. After a detailed examination of the case files, which included forensic reports, witness testimonies, and data from phone communication interceptions, the prosecutor transferred the case to the investigating judge. Mourtzoukou is expected to be summoned for her defense testimony soon.

The evidence presented in the case identifies Mourtzoukou as the sole accused in the death of Panagiotakis, with no indications of criminal involvement from other individuals. Despite her attempts to divert suspicion towards others, particularly the child's mother, Popi Pavli, the evidence gathered, including testimonies and forensic data, did not support her claims.

This development highlights a significant step in the judicial process surrounding a case that has captured public attention. The authorities are taking careful considerations with the investigation, as they proceed with what appears to be a clear pathway towards accountability in this tragic incident involving a young child. The implications of this case may resonate widely, affecting community perceptions of safety and justice in similar circumstances.