Crime & Safety · Greece
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Two individuals have been arrested in connection with the 2010 arson attack on a Marfin Bank branch in Athens that resulted in the deaths of three employees. The suspects, both aged 42, were identified through a comprehensive investigation that included the analysis of photographic and video evidence, as well as digital techniques deployed by Greek law enforcement agencies. A third suspect, a 46-year-old woman living in England, is still being sought by authorities.
The investigation, which has spanned 16 years, relied on a combination of newly emerged digital evidence and a re-examination of existing case materials, allowing the police to establish links between the suspects and the events of the tragic day. The suspects have denied the charges against them, and they are scheduled to appear in court next week. According to reports, the police emphasized the importance of using modern investigative methods, including morphological feature correlation, to connect the individuals to the fatal incident.
17 July
Marfin: Τα φωτογραφικά ντοκουμέντα που οδήγησαν στις συλλήψεις - Στο μικροσκόπιο τα σακίδια και τα γυαλιά τους
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