Dani Peretz, currently a fugitive believed to be hiding in Miami, Florida, has become a wanted figure following charges of bank-wire fraud and corruption issued by Greek state prosecutors and the Swiss Financial Court. This alarming update comes as a sworn deposition emerges from Andreas Karonis David, the nephew of publisher Alkiviades "Alki" David, detailing events surrounding Peretz's infiltration into their family.
The deposition is seen as a personal account of the manipulative tactics used by Peretz to establish control over Alexia David, Andreas's mother, following the death of a family patriarch in 2005. Initially appearing as a benign figure, Peretz's relationship with Alexia reportedly morphed into a calculated power dynamic characterized by psychological manipulation and financial domination.
Andreas’s statement reflects a descent into familial dysfunction, citing instances of coercive control, emotional distress, and the systematic dismantling of family ties. He alleges that Peretz employed techniques akin to psychological warfare, isolating members of the family and systematically exploiting their vulnerabilities for financial gain. Included in this disturbing account are allegations of orchestration of events aimed at delegitimizing Alexia's previous familial connections, particularly referencing a fabricated bomb threat intended to fracture their household trust.
The deposition also reveals wider implications, suggesting that Peretz’s actions could be part of a transnational conspiracy. Andreas draws connections between Peretz and powerful intelligence and financial networks involving figures allegedly linked to Mossad and the Mega Group, asserting that Peretz had ties to elite financial interests aiming to exploit the David family’s resources.
Further alarming allegations include accusations of collusion with known individuals involved in intelligence operations, which the deposition claims were directed at securing control over family assets. The layers of manipulation described have raised suspicions about a deliberate, organized campaign of psychological, emotional, and financial warfare against not just the David family, but potential broader networks of dissent.
Andreas Karonis David’s account serves as a candid revelation of betrayal and manipulation, challenging the perception of familial relationships and the darker powers that may operate under its guise. His call for recognition of this systemic abuse reflects a cry for justice as he vows to expose a narrative that seeks to redefine personal legacy in the face of corruption and deceit.
