Man Murdered in Exarchia, Police Investigate Possible Score-Settling

A 25-year-old man was fatally shot in Exarchia, Athens, with authorities investigating the murder as a potential score-settling related to past disputes or drug cases. The victim was identified as Turkish, and his dog was reportedly found by his side.

14 Jun, 07:46 — 14 Jun, 07:46

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protothema-enMixed79d ago

Murder in Exarchia: Victim was Turkish, possible score-settling under investigation

The victim, who was 25 years old and had been in Greece since November 2024, had been taken in for questioning twice, once in Volos & once in Athens - He was known in the area and was often seen outside with his small dog The post Murder in Exarchia: Victim was Turkish, possible score-settling under investigation appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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newsbeast14 Jun, 06:36First to report

Εκτέλεση στα Εξάρχεια: Στο μικροσκόπιο παλιές διαφορές και υποθέσεις ναρκωτικών – Τραγική φιγούρα ο σκύλος του θύματος

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protothema-en14 Jun, 07:46

Murder in Exarchia: Victim was Turkish, possible score-settling under investigation

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iefimerida14 Jun, 14:11Latest update

Man Murdered in Exarchia, Police Investigate Possible Score-Settling

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Εκτέλεση στα Εξάρχεια: Στο μικροσκόπιο παλιές διαφορές και υποθέσεις ναρκωτικών – Τραγική φιγούρα ο σκύλος του θύματος

Murder in Exarchia: Victim was Turkish, possible score-settling under investigation

Αυτός είναι ο 25χρονος που δολοφονήθηκε εν ψυχρώ χθες το βράδυ στα Εξάρχεια

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