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The second 17-year-old student who jumped from an apartment building in Ilioupoli has also died

The teenager had been hospitalized in the ICU following her fall from a six-story apartment building on Tuesday (May 12)

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A tragedy has unfolded in Ilioupoli, as the 17-year-old girl who had been hospitalized at KAT Hospital after falling together with her friend has passed away.

The student died today (May 12) while being treated in the intensive care unit of KAT Hospital. In a statement, the hospital expressed its condolences to the girl’s family.

It is recalled that the two 17-year-olds jumped from the rooftop of a six-story apartment building in Ilioupoli on Tuesday. One of the girls died instantly, while the second had been fighting for her life in intensive care before sadly succumbing to her injuries.

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According to police sources cited by protothema.gr, the two friends made the fatal decision together after consuming vodka. They reportedly wrote notes explaining the reasons that led them to it, went up to the rooftop, locked the door, put on headphones to listen to music, and jumped hand-in-hand.

The first student, who died on Tuesday, reportedly left a note saying that she suffered from depression, loved her parents, and that they were not to blame. She also wrote that she feared disappointing them because she would not succeed in the national university entrance exams. “I don’t want to live in this world,” the note reportedly concluded.

Police also reportedly found a diary in the home of the second 17-year-old, in which she wrote that she suffered from depression and feared disappointing her parents because of the university entrance exams.

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