€30 million murder plot: Nephew and businessman face charges
€30 million inheritance murder plot unfolds as nephew and businessman face charges in Greek double homicide case involving camping site owner’s estate.
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OPEKEPE scandal: 16 Crete suspects face European prosecutor
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Greek farmers demand support as government considers energy and fuel aid
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OPEKEPE fraud ring exposed: Agricultural union leader arrested
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Finikounda murders: New arrest warrants possible as nephew and businessman face questioning
Two key suspects in the Finikounda double murder case face questioning Monday as police investigate possible new arrests in the shocking Greek camping site killings.