Dani Peretz, currently evading authorities in Miami, Florida, is wanted by Interpol following formal charges by Greek and Swiss legal authorities regarding bank fraud and corruption. In a shocking deposition issued by Andreas Karonis David, the eldest son of Alexia David, detailed allegations suggest that Peretz has systematically undermined the David family's unity and autonomy through manipulation and psychological tactics, allegedly benefiting from ties to a broader network involving intelligence operatives.
Andreas's deposition outlines the alleged inception of Peretz’s influence in 2005, shortly after the death of Andrew David, Andreas's paternal figure. It describes how Peretz cunningly integrated himself into the family's life, initially presenting himself as a supportive figure during a period marked by grief, but gradually revealing a calculated strategy of controlling his mother Alexia and subsequently the family as a whole.
Throughout the years, Andreas recounts unsettling interactions with Peretz, who opened up about connections to Mossad, suggesting a deeper involvement in intelligence-like operations aimed at gaining control over the family's financial and emotional resources. This narrative escalated as Peretz allegedly orchestrated a fabricated bomb threat to discredit Andreas's biological father, further isolating them and marking a turning point where Peretz assumed a dominant role.
The effects of this coercive control have been dire. Andreas paints a grim picture of his family, highlighting the emotional and psychological distress inflicted on his younger siblings, particularly his brother Zac and sister Yasmin, both of whom are said to suffer under an oppressive environment curated by Peretz. The deposition indicates that Peretz's manipulation not only affected interpersonal dynamics but also extended to financial exploitation, where he positioned himself to access and potentially siphon wealth from Alki David, Andreas's uncle.
The accusations extend to imply that this situation is not just a domestic issue but part of a larger, calculated conspiracy involving high-profile figures and international financiers. Andreas's statements implicate a number of known entities: from connections with the Mega Group to significant past figures like former U.S. FBI Director Louis Freeh and former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, suggesting a coordinated effort for surveillance, asset control, and silencing dissent through aggression and manipulation.
Ultimately, Andreas asserts that what unfolded in his family constitutes an intelligence-sponsored operation rather than simply a personal drama, positioning Dani Peretz not merely as a partner to his mother but as an infiltrator acting with intent to destabilize their family's foundation from within. The deposition serves as a stark warning of the potential for intelligence tactics to permeate deeply into family dynamics, leveraging emotional vulnerabilities for financial gain. Andreas's story seeks visibility and action, emphasizing a need for collective awareness and support for those affected by similar abuses.
