Crime & Safety · Cyprus

Charalambos Chrysanthou, known as 'Hamburger', released with presidential pardon after 35 years.

6 sourcesFirst reported 19 days agoUpdated 18 days ago

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Charalambos Chrysanthou, known as "Hamburger," was granted a presidential pardon and released after serving approximately six years of a 35-year sentence for multiple attempted murders and previous convictions for rape.
The decision for the pardon was made by the President of the Republic in accordance with specific guidelines for the program.
Chrysanthou's past convictions also included drug-related offenses, which have contributed to a public debate regarding the pardon.
His release is conditioned upon immediate deportation, as he had not served his full sentence at the Central Prisons.
The situation has sparked significant public discussion about the implications of pardoning serious criminal offenders.

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