Ilioupoli: Two 17-year-old girls fell together from the sixth floor of an apartment building, one dead, the second fighting for her life

Specifically, everything happened on the morning of Tuesday, May 12, when the two girls climbed onto the roof of an apartment building located on the sixth floor and plunged together into the void.

According to information, before the fatal fall, they closed the door to the roof.

One of the two was transported seriously injured to the Asklepieion of Voula and is hospitalized intubated in critical condition, fighting for her life. The second girl was taken to the hospital unconscious and was pronounced dead.

A man who owns a shop next to the scene of the incident described what happened. "I heard screams and then a loud bang. I turned my head and saw the two girls.

I called the ambulance and the police. The ambulance did come very quickly, but until the ambulance arrived I was close to the girl who was breathing and I was talking to her, trying to give her the strength to stay conscious.

A lady got off the first floor, approached one of the girls and saw that she was breathing. Then another boy got off who said he was the girl’s brother,” he said, visibly shocked.

They asked for the keys to the terrace and within seconds they fell, says neighbor about the two 17-year-olds in Ilioupoli

According to a neighbor’s testimony, shortly before the incident the two girls asked the manager for the keys to the terrace and within a few seconds a loud noise was heard from their fall.

According to a neighbor’s testimony, shortly before the incident the two 17-year-olds allegedly asked the manager of the apartment building for the keys to the terrace. “My friend told her ‘where the keys were, where we put them’. "She didn't have time to take five steps and she heard the bang, the children fell from the roof," she said.

She added that no one could have imagined what was going to happen next. "How could she imagine now why and for what reason they wanted the keys. She couldn't have imagined this tragic event," she said.