Maria Karystianou recounts the disheartening events that unfolded during the trial at the Larissa courthouse, highlighting the extensive time relatives and lawyers had to endure in what she describes as a degrading process. The trial is centered around the missing videos related to the Tempi tragedy, a significant incident that has affected many families.

Karystianou emphasizes the emotional toll on those present, describing their ten-hour wait for a trial that was marked by a lack of communication and respect from the court. She recalls a previous session where the presiding judge fainted after publicly apologizing, which adds to the tense atmosphere surrounding the proceedings. The absence of the presiding judge during the latest session raised further questions, as no explanations were given for her sick leave.

The hearing ended with the deputy judge abruptly announcing a postponement to April 2, despite many family members having traveled from distant locations specifically for this trial. This situation has sparked significant anger and frustration among the relatives of the victims, who feel that their voices are being disregarded in a process shrouded in silence and lack of accountability.