Pilot ‘might have eliminated Brit better half when she found he flew drugs for cartels’

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    Helicopter pilot Babis Anagnostopoulos, 33, who killed his wife British Caroline Crouch at their home on the outskirts of Athens

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    Babis Anagnostopoulos, 33, confessed smothering his better half to death with a pillow (Picture: AP)

    Greek cops worry Caroline Crouch was killed by her other half after she learnt he was utilizing his helicopter to smuggle drugs.

    Babis Anagnostopoulos, 33, smothered his better half to death with a pillow at their household house on the borders of Athens on May 11, as their infant child wept.

    He attempted to cover his tracks by staging a phony break in, informing detectives a trio of masked burglars connected him to a chair and tortured Caroline to death.

    Anagnostopoulos even eliminated the household pet dog to make his story look more convincing and played it cool for weeks, hugging his in-laws at a funeral.

    But he was detained on June 17 and admitted, informing officers Caroline, 20, had actually threatened to leave him which he couldn’t bear the idea of his one-year-old lady maturing without both moms and dads together.

    Now cops are examining Anagnostopoulos’ financial resources, after suspicions were raised over his luxurious way of life.

    He and Caroline had actually just recently been on a high-end vacation to Dubai and purchased a £147,000 house in Greece with what investigators think might have been drug cash.

    Charalambos (Babis) Anagnostopoulos (R) wife Caroline Crouch (L) and their baby daughter. Re: Charalambos (Babis) Anagnostopoulos, the husband of Caroline Crouch, who was killed in front of her 11 month old daughter is due to appear before a Magistrate, charged with her murder at their home in Glyka Nera, near Athens, Greece. The woman, 20, was allegedly first tortured and then strangled to death.

    Anagnostopoulos states Caroline threatened to leave her which he couldn’t bear his one-year-old child, Lydia, maturing without both moms and dads together (Picture: Athena Pictures)

    Helicopter pilot Babis Anagnostopoulos, center, escorted by police officers arrives to the prosecutor's office at a court to give evidence, in Athens, Tuesday, June 22, 2021. Anagnostopoulos was charged last Friday with the murder of his British-Greek wife, Caroline Crouch, 20, whose death he had initially claimed was caused by burglars during a brutal invasion of their home on the outskirts of Athens. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris)

    Investigators believe the killing might have been premeditated which Anagnostopoulos had other intentions (Picture: AP)

    Investigators worry Caroline might have learnt about Anagnostopoulos’s participation with gangs and disapproved, so he eliminated her to shut her up.

    A source informed the Sun the pilot had actually positioned a tracking app on his better half’s phone and had actually ended up being significantly managing towards her.

    Earlier it was exposed that Caroline kept a journal consisting of coded messages about the abuse she suffered at the hands of her other half.

    The source included that Anagnostopoulos accompanied his better half to treatment as he was supposedly frightened of her speaking up.

    Caroline, who was born in Britain however matured in Greece, was stated to have actually verified the door was closed throughout treatment as she hesitated her other half was eavesdroping.

    Inside living room where Caroline Crouch's husband staged burglary

    Anagnostopoulos staged a phony house intrusion in an effort to cover his tracks

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    Sources state Caroline might have learnt that her other half was smuggling drugs prior to she was eliminated (Picture: Maria & Sandy Algarve Photographers)

    The source stated there was ‘some foundation’ to rumours in the Greek press that Anagnostopoulos was connected to drug cartels.

    Last week, criminal activity reporter Angeliki Nikolouli, declared a source informed her that ‘something had shocked Caroline before she was killed’.

    Caroline’s killer is presently being held at the well-known Korydallos optimal security jail, on the borders of Athens, while the defence and prosecution argue over his fate.

    Anagnostopoulos has actually because apologised for eliminating his better half and declared his ‘lost his temper’.

    But district attorneys indicate proof, such as a security cam shut down prior to Caroline’s death, which recommends the murder was premeditated.

    Head of the union of Greek cops, Thanassis Katineropoulos, informed Open TELEVISION: ‘I am not convinced that this is a criminal activity carried out in a fit of rage, a criminal activity of enthusiasm.

    ‘I believe it was premeditated. I hope the investigating magistrate goes all the way so the truth can be learned and justice rendered.’

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