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A spelling variant of the name of John Kiriakou's lead defence attorney, who appears in the auto-generated transcripts as both "Kacheris" and "Cacheris". The article on him is at Plato Cacheris.
Plato Kacheris is a transcription variant of the surname of Plato Cacheris, John Kiriakou’s lead defence attorney in the 2012–2013 prosecution. The automatic captions on which this encyclopedia’s source corpus is built render the name inconsistently — “Plato Kacheris” in some episodes, “Plato Cacheris” or “Plato Catereras” in others — and the variant is retained here so that either spelling reaches the article.[1][2]
The full account of his role — the descending plea offers, the ruling that ended the case, and the morning he drove to Kiriakou’s house to tell him to take the deal — is at Plato Cacheris.
Sourced from John Kiriakou's on-record public statements. See his profile for the full body of his interviews, podcast appearances, and short-form video.
