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Two of three arrested for Vagia Nestor's murder ordered to pretrial detention in Thessaloniki

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Two of the three suspects arrested for the murder of Vagya Nestor have been remanded in custody.
The individuals remanded include a 29-year-old and a 26-year-old, who have denied the allegations and claimed their innocence.
The third suspect, a 24-year-old, has been granted a new deadline and is scheduled to testify before the investigating judge.
The decision for the remand was made with the agreement of both the investigator and the prosecutor.
The charges include involvement in an arson attack at the home of Nestor's family.

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Two of the three individuals arrested in connection with the murder of Vagia Nestora have been ordered to remain in pre-trial detention. The decision was made with the agreement of both the investigating judge and the prosecutor following the suspects' preliminary testimonies. The individuals detained, a 29-year-old man and a 26-year-old woman, are also implicated in an arson attack on the residence of Nestora’s family.

The third suspect, a 24-year-old male, has been given additional time to prepare for his defense and is expected to testify before the investigating judge soon. Both the 29-year-old and 26-year-old have denied the charges against them, claiming they are victims of a conspiracy orchestrated by authorities and have invoked their right to remain silent. The case continues to attract attention as further developments unfold.

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