Greek pilot who killed his British wife demonstrated a psychopathic personality, psychiatrist says

A psychiatrist has told a court in Athens where a Greek helicopter pilot is on trial for killing his young British-born wife that the defendant exhibits signs of both narcissistic and anti-social personality disorders.

The expert witness, Alkistis Igoumenaki, testified this morning that 33-year-old Babis Anagnostopoulos had a ‘psychopathic personality’ and a ‘lack of empathy’ for his 20-year-old spouse Caroline Crouch and their young daughter Lydia.

Anagnostopoulos is on trial for murdering Caroline and her pet dog Roxy – crimes he attempted to cover up with an elaborate burglary-gone-wrong ruse.

The trial resumed today after a three-week recess. 

Igoumenaki said: ‘[The defendant] has an absence of sentiment and empathy, but his mind is perfectly capable of understanding the wrongdoing he…