Kikapu wrote:Lordo wrote:My friends perhaps you should be looking a little more in detail on the day concerned. On the day Kumsal was attacked so was Omorphites.
550 people from Omorphites and 150 people from Kumsal was taken to Kykkos school. Few days later when the Turkish Cypriots were released in exchange for 29 Greek Cypriots only 550 were released. One must ask the following questions:
1. How did TMT attack and kill 8 people in a room when Kumsal was flooded with EOKA men.
2. Secondly What happened to the other 150 people that never returned.
3. 21 people were also murdered in Ayos Vasilios in the same night
4. 21 patients were also killed the same night in Nicosia Hospital.
Whilst TMT were trying to defend the Omorphita Turkish Cypriots from the attack by ELDYK and Sampson's murderers, that had had the foresight to go amongst these murderers and kill 8 people?
You are more deranged then I could ever think possible.
So you did not answer my questions, but instead went on about other issues. By the way, 9 members of my family, including myself, were amongst those at the Kykkos school (as if you didn't already know), and all those who were at the Kykkos school returned back safely after one week, so cut the crap and answer the questions I put forward.
Lordo wrote:Who did what to the bodies after their murder is not in question here. Who murdered them is.
So you agree then, that they were not murdered in the bathtub, right?
Actually, they are both important. In order to solve a murder, you need to solve 3 things, which are;
1. Motive
2. Opportunity
3. MeansWithout solving these three items, you are really left in the dark.
Motive is the one that troubles me the most, and the fact that the bodies were moved into the bathtub to be photographed for shock effect, then you need to ask the question who would benefit the most from these pictures. Once you have solved that question, then it can perhaps lead to who may have murdered them, or was it the case of taking advantage of the dead bodies someone else left behind and that they were used for propaganda purposes. Which ever way you look at it, no one comes away with clean hands in this.
Lordo wrote:But if you were there perhaps you can confirm how many were released. There were 550 from Omorfitas and 150 from Kumsal. Is this figure correct as well as the figure of 550 released. What happened to 150 that were never returned?
Yes, I was there at age 8 years old. Don't act so suprised!
I always thought that there were 700 hundred at the Kykkos school. But regardless what the actual numbers were, all I can tell you is, ALL those who were at the Kykkos school were released and ALL at the same time. There were never a question anyone who were at the school with us not returning. I actually talked to my mother about this last time this topic was on the forum, and she did say, that a GC personnel at the school told them the soldiers were going to only release the women and the children but they were going to keep the men and for the women not to leave without their men, and sure enough, when the time came to be released, they wanted to only release the women and the children and the women refuse to leave without the men. Within a short time, ALL the men were released with the rest. My cousin who was 17 or so was kept with the men, because I use to go and visit him everyday during captivity sent by my mother to make sure he was OK, and he was released, which means ALL the men were released. That's not to say men kept at other facilities away from Kykkos school were never returned. I'm ONLY talking about Kykkos school.
