Greek-Australian Fugitive to Walk Free Pending Extradition Ruling
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Sydney Morning Herald
Dalamangas set to be released
James Dalamangas will soon walk free after a bid to extradite him from Greece was turned down.
James Dalamagas has been considered the No. 1 wanted man in Australia for decades, accused by Australian authorities of the murder of Greek expatriate George Giannopoulos. The post James Dalamagas Released from Prison – Conditionally Free Pending Decision on Possible Extradition to Australia appeared first on in.gr.
He will be free on restrictive conditions until his release is discussed by the competent council.
Greek court releases Australian fugitive James Dalamangas under strict bail conditions
Greek Australian fugitive James Dalamangas will be released from detention in Greece while awaiting a court decision on Australia’s extradition request, about a month after his arrest in the country’s south. According to state broadcaster ERT, Dalamangas‘ request for release was granted on the condition he remains in Greece and reports to his local police station twice a month. The 55-year-old was arrested last month near the seaside town of Aig…
James Dalamagas, wanted in Australia for the murder of a Greek citizen 27 years ago, was released from Agios Stefanos prison at noon. #StarGrNews
Greek-Australian fugitive to walk free pending extradition ruling
A Greek-Australian man wanted for 27 years in Australia for alleged murder will be released from detention a month after his arrest in southern Greece pending a ruling on his extradition, state ERT television reported Wednesday.
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