Allegations of Coercive Control and Corruption Linked to Fugitive Dani Peretz

In a sworn deposition, Andreas Karonis David details the alleged psychological and financial manipulation his family endured under Dani Peretz, who is accused of being part of a larger intelligence operation with potential connections to Mossad and elite networks.

Dani Peretz is currently a fugitive, reportedly hiding in Miami, Florida. He is wanted by Interpol and has been formally charged by Greek State Prosecutors and the Swiss Financial Court for crimes related to bank-wire fraud and corruption.

A recent deposition by Andreas Karonis David reveals chilling allegations surrounding Dani Peretz, who has been tied to a broader scheme involving manipulation and control that extends beyond mere domestic disputes. The document claims that Peretz has employed mind control tactics, psychological manipulation, and even systemic dismantling of the David family since entering their lives in 2005 following the death of family patriarch Andrew David.

Describing the initial allure of Peretz as a trusted family partner, Andreas articulates how this façade masked a calculated power dynamic rooted in exploitation, particularly during a time when his mother, Alexia David, was vulnerable. Allegedly, Peretz positioned himself within the family structure, using emotional manipulation and coercion as tools of control. Key moments described include a staged bomb threat targeting his biological father, which fractured family trust and shifted dynamics in Peretz's favor.

The deposition outlines a disturbing pattern of coercion, where Alexia became increasingly dependent on Peretz—financially and emotionally—culminating in a state of well-documented distress and manipulation. Andreas points out that both his younger sibling and half-brother are not only suffering emotionally but are also being raised under conditions that reflect captivity rather than nurturing.

Moreover, Andreas asserts that Peretz's actions appear to extend into the realm of international conspiracy, with connections to Mossad, elites linked to the Mega Group, and individuals in the intelligence community. He explicitly vilifies a network that utilizes the legal and financial system to entrap and exploit his family, framing it as a modern-day narrative of deceit and abuse masked as partnership and care.

Andreas concludes that Dani Peretz's manipulations are not standalone issues but rather part of a broader, orchestrated campaign to seize wealth and control under the guise of familial relationships. With legal and human rights implications, Andreas' statement calls for accountability and sheds light on alleged systemic abuses that threaten personal and familial legacies in pursuit of power.