Crime & Safety · Greece

Photos Identified Suspects in Marfin Bank Attack Case

7 sourcesFirst reported 6 days agoUpdated 2 days ago

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Authorities are leveraging analysis of photographs, combined with witness testimony and anonymous emails, to pursue convictions in the 2010 Marfin Bank terrorist attack case.
The Hellenic Police's forensic lab employed specialized software to compare suspect images with photos from the attack, aiding in the identification of individuals involved.
Personal items, including mobile phones and clothing, played a crucial role in the investigation according to reports.
Video evidence showing the initial moments of the attack has also been integral to the inquiry, particularly in linking suspects to specific actions.
The investigation has led to the identification of two suspects, according to documents released by the Hellenic Police.

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