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They Presented Themselves as HEDNO Employees, Stole Money and Jewelry Worth Hundreds of Thousands of Euros From Two Houses in Psychiko

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Fraudsters convinced two women to hand over cash and jewelry - Police investigation underway to identify and arrest the perpetrators

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Fraudsters convinced two women to hand over cash and jewelry - Police investigation underway to identify and arrest the perpetrators

·Marousi, Greece
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Two women fell victim to fraud in Psychiko when cunning people pretended to be HEDNO employees, saying that there was a risk of power outages, according to ERT.

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The perpetrators would call potential victims, citing a supposed risk of a power outage, and instruct them to gather money and valuables outside their homes.

The perpetrators are being sought. The article New scam with alleged HEDNO employees – How they stole €100,000 from a house in Psychiko appeared first on Documento.

"Monkey" HEDNO employees fled with 100,000 euros from a house in Psychiko, while police authorities are searching for the perpetrators.

Two women in Psychiko fell victim to fraud by unknown persons who pretended to be employees of the Hellenic Electricity Distribution Network (HEDNO), extorting money and jewelry worth a total of approximately 100,000 euros. The perpetrators used the pretext of a possible power outage to convince the victims to leave valuables in a specific spot outside their homes. Police authorities are investigating the cases to identify and arrest the perpetr…

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Protothema broke the news in Marousi, Greece on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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