Ongoing police investigation into the Sandy case with FBI assistance

The investigation into the 'Sandy' case has reached a critical stage as authorities seek to clarify the origin of numerous allegations, including claims involving a former judge. A 45-year-old woman, referred to as 'Sandy', was called for her fourth interrogation in a month to explain how she obtained dozens of messages used as evidence. Investigators are examining whether portions of these claims are fabricated, as some reports suggest she may have embellished real information with false details. A team of FBI experts is currently in Cyprus to assist the police, though their specific role remains limited to supporting the investigative process. Justice Minister Costas Fitiris stated that the government expects the investigation to be completed as soon as possible, though he provided no specific timeline. Authorities are coordinating with the Law Office to review findings once the police conclude their report. Differing reports have emerged, with some sources claiming the FBI will not have access to testimonies, while others note they are helping form a conclusion on the validity of the evidence.