Maria Karystianou shared a photograph of herself waiting at the Larissa Court Palace alongside prominent figures like Zoe Konstantopoulou, Pano Routsis, and her close associate Maria Gratsia. Their gathering was in response to a delay in a court case concerning missing videos, which caused frustration among the relatives and lawyers who had arrived early in the morning for the scheduled proceedings. The case was set for 9:00 AM but was postponed due to the absence of the presiding judge, who was on sick leave, leaving the duties to a deputy who announced the postponement to April 2nd.

During the session, the parties involved requested copies of the seized materials from the case file, as mandated by law. However, reports indicated that obtaining these copies faced significant delays due to challenges in locating the seized evidence and a lack of communication with the administration of the First Instance Court. The entire process lasted several hours, and initial information regarding the postponement was only communicated late in the morning, contributing to the long wait experienced by those in attendance.

This situation highlights ongoing systemic issues within the judicial process in Greece, particularly concerning efficiency and communication challenges at the court level. The frustration expressed by Karystianou and her colleagues reflects broader concerns about how procedural delays can impact the pursuit of justice and the experiences of those relying on the judicial system for resolution.