Crime & Safety · Greece
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A 46-year-old woman has been arrested in the United Kingdom in connection with the deadly arson attack on the Marfin bank in Athens in 2010, which resulted in the deaths of three employees. The arrest occurred at Gatwick Airport, where she was reportedly preparing to return to Greece, having expressed her intention to cooperate with authorities. The arrest was made under an international warrant issued by Greek authorities, invoking a red notice from Interpol.
Following her arrest, the woman appeared in a Westminster court, where the proceedings for her extradition to Greece began. Reports indicate that she has denied the charges against her. The arrest follows the recent apprehension of two other individuals, both aged 42, who are also connected to the case and are expected to be brought before a judge in Greece soon. The developments signal a renewed effort by Greek authorities to address the long-standing case surrounding the tragic incident.
15 July
The arrested woman reportedly returned to watch the Marfin bank fire during the incident.
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