The Island of Cyprus
The shining light in this travesty is the Cypriot legal system that has demonstrated how civilised European countries should behave.
Yes there was a extensive criminal investigation but it was done properly by the Cypriot police, not ICAO Annex 13 Air Safety Investigators.
Alan Irwin was interviewed at length and his actions were found not to have contributed to the accident so he was not indicted.
The airline management were indicted as was the company, but all were aquitted.
The Greek Report was admitted as evidence but any part of the content that was used had to be proven independently.
There is an appeal in Cyprus and if the verdict is upheld, it will over-ride any decision in Greece so the Helios management will be rightly aquitted there also.
The paradox now is that because Alan Irwin was not tried in Cyprus he was not aquitted and his conviction will still stand in Greece.
So in this crazy situation the one who was even "less guilty" than those aquitted will still face imprisonment in Greece.
Please keep up your presssure to overcome the inbuilt inertia of those who should be in a position to help.