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  • Jun 23

    Tenant confesses to murder of landlady Stavroula Leventaki in Chania; wife claims police frame-up

    A 43-year-old North Macedonian tenant has confessed to killing his landlady, Stavroula Leventaki, in Chania on 30 May, but his wife insists the confession was coerced and the real culprits are being shielded.

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