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Australian Couples Linked to Crete IVF Scandal Amid Shocking New Allegations

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Allegations of stolen eggs, fraudulent fertility treatments and the exploitation of surrogate mothers have emerged in the criminal case involving a fertility clinic in Chania, with Australian couples among those caught up in the scandal. Shocking testimonies from women and couples who claim they were deceived by a fertility clinic in Crete have emerged from […]

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The trial for the assisted reproduction circuit is taking place in Chania, with 33 defendants sitting in the dock. Among them are doctors, embryologists, midwives, clinic workers, brokers, lawyers, and people who allegedly played a role in mediating to find interested parents, with fees that reached up to 140,000 euros in some cases. The trial for the high-profile case was postponed to December due to the inability of the court. As ERT report…

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Unlike the first hearing, this time the first 50 witnesses were called, in order to begin their examination before the Three-Member Court of Appeal for Criminal Cases of Crete The post The trial for the assisted reproduction clinic in Chania continues – 33 defendants in the dock appeared first on in.gr.

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The major trial for the IVF clinic in Chania continues, with 33 defendants - Women complain that they were deceived with fake IVF and that their eggs were used without their consent

·Marousi, Greece
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Women describe virtual experiences with egg theft without consent, infant trafficking, while there are also complaints about illegal adoptions for exorbitant amounts of money.

How they trapped women with the dream of motherhood. The article Chania: "They implanted me with water instead of embryos" – The complaints about the IVF circuit appeared first on Documento.

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Protothema broke the news in Marousi, Greece on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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