The respondent is 51 years old and is from Iran. He was arrested in Athens due to having issues when renewing his refugee status that he was informed were due to alleged criminal charges. He was taken to a police station for four days, and despite expressing that he had a heart condition, he was transferred to Korydallos prison. The cells contained around 17 people, which were infested with mice and mosquitoes and in poor condition. The showers were cold and the respondent explained that he had skin problems as a result of the water. Despite asking several times for medical appointments, he received little treatment for his condition. The mental toll of being detained without understanding why was strongly expressed. The food quality was low and there were no recreational activities provided to detainees. There is restricted access to phone calls in the prison, and the respondent reported that when he was found with a mobile phone he was physically beaten. He paid over 1000 Euros to receive legal support with his case, and was released after five and a half months after being informed that he was not charged with anything.