Psychologist Foteini Tsalikoglou has publicly expressed her distress regarding the extensive media coverage surrounding the murder of Stavros Georgiou. Her intervention specifically focuses on the impact this relentless reporting is having on Georgiou’s 16-year-old daughters. Tsalikoglou criticizes the media for its sensationalized portrayal of the tragedy, arguing it is exacerbating the trauma experienced by the young women. She believes the constant public exposure is hindering their grieving process and potentially causing lasting psychological harm. Her statement calls for greater sensitivity and ethical considerations from media outlets when covering such sensitive cases involving vulnerable family members. Tsalikoglou emphasizes the need to prioritize the well-being of the daughters and protect them from further distress. It is a plea for responsible journalism and consideration of the psychological impact on those directly affected by violent crime.