The lawyer for the accused in the Marfin bank case, Thanasis Kampagiannis, intervened on Mega channel regarding the new prosecutions. The defense argues that the evidence presented is not conclusive and points to gaps in the identification of individuals involved. Specifically, they highlight an anonymous email as a key piece of evidence lacking proper sourcing. The defense team is requesting that the mistakes of the 2016 trial, which they deem a fiasco, are not repeated. They believe the current case lacks definitive proof linking their clients to wrongdoing. Kampagiannis emphasized the need for a thorough and unbiased investigation before proceeding further. The defense appears to be building a case based on the weakness of the prosecution's evidence.