While the family appreciates the international attention the case has received, he stressed that it must not come at the expense of the children’s privacy and welfare

Three other men, allegedly involved in the crime, claimed they had no idea that the professor would be murdered

Judicial authorities ordered the 43-year-old Athens resident, an economist and digital entrepreneur, jailed amid a continuing investigation into the slaying of her ex-husband; self-confessed shooter, 3 others also jailed

Criminal lawyer Yiannis Marakakis noted that international elements, such as the professor’s foreign background and his professional life outside Greece, coupled with a bitter custody dispute, can often escalate tensions in divorce cases

Considered a key piece of evidence, the video shows the 35-year-old gunman a few hours before the attack trying to conceal his face with a blanket along with his minor accomplice as they unload items and a weapon into a rented Porsche

Here was a man who lived permanently in the US and who was in Greece for few days on this occasion. No apparent robbery or quarrel was evident on a sunny July 4 afternoon in the quiet NE Athens district of Aghia Paraskevi

The victim’s ex-wife, an economist and mother of their two children, denies any role in the murder.

While the former wife denies any involvement in planning the murder, the remaining suspects have reportedly confessed and detailed their roles to police

43-year-old academic Przemyslaw Jeziorski was gunned down in broad daylight in NE Athens 12 days ago as he walked to his ex-wife's residence to see his two children

The 43-year-old victim had arrived in Greece for a custody hearing, as his ex-wife refused to allow the couple's twins to travel with him abroad

Shooting incident resembled a planned assassination; the victim, a male around the age of 40, was not initially identified

The latest suspect is accused of providing alleged assassin, 44, with two getaway vehicles, a car and scooter

According to an article in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, organized crime -the Mykonos mafia- thrives despite the PM's pledge to fight lawlessness

A 44-year-old former inmate has been arrested and charged in the assassination. The latter, however, has maintained his innocence from the very start.