
Among the winners of this year's Panhellenic competition is Babis Anagnostopoulos, who took the exam from prison, where he is serving his sentence, for the murder of his wife Caroline Crouchs.
According to the Star, the woman killer scored 17,800 points, 3,000 points more than needed to get into Kapodistrian's political science school.
With this point he can study at the Faculty of Law in the section of Thessaloniki and in the section of Komotini.
The 33-year-old is being held in Malandrino prison for the murder of Caroline Crouch. As it was known, he read every day and systematically, while he is also employed in the financial management of the prison canteen.
According to his lawyer, Alexandros Papaioannidis: "This case is about the right of a prisoner, regardless of the crime he has committed, to have the opportunity to be punished in prison and to be educated in order to return to society.
“It's not like you go out every day, just some mandatory appearances that are required at the university. He doesn't take the liberty that some people might think. My client has the right to attend any exam, to attend classes or to wear a wristband to teach during exam classes. He works 8 hours a day in prison.
It is worth noting that last year he tried to compete in Panhelladike, but after the new Greek language course, he abandoned the attempt.