這星期有二個澳洲遊客被Paradise Bar（註1）內的四名職員莫名其妙的打！其中一位受頭部受創嚴重的澳洲人（Doujon Zammit），在8月1日時，家人已同意拔除呼吸器。
據說，Paradise Bar的人認為這二個澳洲人偷Bar內客人的東西，所以在他們要騎機車逃跑時，追出來打（當地新聞有報導，目擊者指出，巨人般的職員很殘忍的把其中一個人的頭拿去撞牆很多次，又用金屬棒敲打他的頭）。但重點是，Mykonos警方確認當晚Mykonos Bar並沒有打電話報警處理關於此小偷事件。所以截至目前為止，似乎這二個澳洲人莫名其妙的被打（又有聽說那職員認錯人，所以打錯人 OTZ）！
Anyway 這事件應該是在7月28日（星期一）晚上就發生了，但新聞卻是其中一位已經確定不治時才爆發，我想希臘相關單位又想掩蓋這些不利於觀光產業的新聞！
~ 不負責任之八卦新聞 1 ~
去年，我家老爺夏天在小島工作時就有跟我說，有幾個義大利人，在島上私闖民宅，輪暴及姦殺了一名當地婦女（但新聞完全都沒有報導），而這幾個義大利人在警方到達之前，已被憤怒的當地居民打得半死（聽說，警方可是姍姍來遲，讓憤怒的居民有機可趁！）。
~ 不負責任之八卦新聞 2 ~
來過Mykonos的人，大概都有看過圖片那隻大鳥吧！（真不好意思，我忘了那隻大鳥的實際名字叫啥？查到了我再補上！）我家老爺跟我說，曾經有一個喝醉的義大利人，在半夜試圖強暴這隻大鳥，因大鳥的尖叫聲引起了注意，此變態的惡行才被發現（當然，一樣聽說，此變態也被當地居民採用私刑，就地正法了！）。
而不久之後，因那一次不堪的夜晚，大鳥就死了！然後我就問老爺說：「那我現在看到的那幾隻打鳥是打哪來的？」老爺說：「因大鳥是Mykonos地標之一，所以相關單位又從外地引進了！」
註1. Paradise Bar是在Mykonos的Paradise Beach（天堂海灘），相信有到過此小島的人都會知道我在說哪裡。
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Doujon Zammit critical after attack on Mykonos
By Charles Miranda in London
July 31, 2008 01:00pm
TWO nightclub bouncers charged with grievous bodily harm for an attack on an Australian man on the Greek island of Mykonos could have their charges upgraded after the Sydney man remained critical today.
The 20-year-old Australian Doujon Zammit, was on the island resort of Mykonos with his cousin Cameron Tabone, also 20, when they were allegedly set upon by up to four bouncers.
The Sydney relatives were accused of stealing a wallet and/or a handbag and were forced to flee the bar on quad bikes after allegedly being threatened by club staff.
Two bouncers from the club Paradise Beach caught the pair and demanded to see identification and when they refused, a 25-year-old bouncer erected an extendable baton and started belting Doujon Zammit about the head.
A second bouncer and part time car attendant, 18, allegedly joined in punching Cameron in the head.
At this time another two bouncers from a nearby club joined in the melee; they were arrested but have yet to be charged pending further inquiries.
Cameron suffered a broken nose and wrist. A third Australian with them escaped unscathed.
One witness said it was a ferocious attack but said when an ambulance was called Doujon, described as being of Maltese Italian decent, managed to walk to it and climb inside.
He was taken to the island's local health centre before a helicopter, unable to fly at night, could take him at day break to Tzaneio Hospital in the port city of Piraeus where he underwent emergency surgery. A short time ago family members denied a reports that he had died.
He was later transported to an intensive care unit in Errikos Dinan Hospital in Athens. He is understood to have suffered extensive bleeding on the brain.
The two fathers of the victims were expected in Athens today; Doujon's mother collapsed in grief at Sydney Airport with authorities deeming her unfit to travel.
Cameron has already given a statement to police and denied any claim of theft; police confirmed there had been no report of theft from the Paradise Beach club.
It is understood Mykonos police were only called to investigate the attack after being contacted by the Australian Embassy in Athens.
Bloody clothes and the baton have been seized. Police continue to take statements from patrons at the bar which included a number of Australian and Italian tourists.
Zammit and Tabone and two friends had only been in Mykonos a matter of days when the attack occurred earlier this week
Cameron Tabone's boss said today he was a "good boy".
"He's a good boy, he's a good worker," said Ross Theodosatos, manager of the Neptune Cafe at Brighton-le-Sands in Sydney, where Mr Tabone has worked for two to three years.
"He's a well-made kid."
Mr Theodosatos, who does not know Mr Tabone's family, said staff and customers were worried about him and didn't know how he was.
"It (information) hasn't been released, so no-one really knows (what's going on)," he said.
以上內容來自
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Doujon's father to turn off life support after Mykonos bashing
1/08/2008 7:01:00 AM.
Ron Wilson & AP
A dreadful decision is facing the family of the Australian man bashed by bouncers on the Greek Island of Mykonos - his dad may have to turn off his life support today.
"The doctors have said he's brain dead, on life support," the victim's father Oliver Zammit said, in tears outside the Athens hospital.
"Maybe tomorrow we'll turn off the life support and take him home.
"I thank the Greek people for being so supportive."
Doujon Zammit suffered extreme brain damage when he was beaten with a metal baton by nightclub bouncers who'd accused him and his group of friends of stealing a handbag.
The four bouncers have been arrested and charged with assault - charges will be upgraded to manslaughter if the 20-year-old Australian dies.
以上內容來自
http://www.livenews.com.au/Articles/2008/08/01/Doujons_father_to_turn_off_life_support_after_Mykonos_bashing
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