Caroline Crouch's killer 'pricked his eyes out to cry' after her murder, expert says

British woman Caroline Crouch was killed by Greek pilot Babis Anagnostopoulos who pricked her eyes in an attempt to cry during interviews, expert says in body language

A body language expert claimed that Babis Anagnostopoulos pricked his eyes to try to cry (

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Caroline Crouch's killer was 'trying to stimulate tears' by putting his fingers in his eyes as he sought to look sad in interviews after his death, language expert claims bodily.

Babis Anagnostopoulos, 34, was jailed for life plus a further 11½ years last May after murdering British wife Ms Crouch, 20, and hanging her rescue pup Roxy from the railing of their playhouse in Athens.< /p>

A Greek court heard he suffocated his wife with a pillow for five minutes until her death on May 11, 2021.

The first officer on the scene said he saw the 20-year-old tied to a bed with her 11-month-old daughter trying to wake her, while her husband was found handcuffed in another room with duct tape above. his eyes and his mouth.

Anagnostopoulos tried to play the grieving husband and claimed that a foreign gang broke into the house and attacked the family.

Babis Anagnostopoulos could be seen touching his eyes during interviews following the murder of his wife (

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He gave interviews to the media and now Dr. Cliff Lansley, a body language expert, says he revealed his guilt by the way he nosedived.

Speaking on a Discovery+ show 'The Murder of Caroline Crouch: A Special Fix', he reportedly said he tried to give...