Greek authorities are examining conversations a suspect allegedly had with an AI chatbot months before a double killing, focusing on questions about committing murder, avoiding forensic evidence, and the possibility of a “perfect crime.”

Digital evidence, including suspicious searches on artificial intelligence apps, has reshaped the investigation into a double killing at a campsite in southern Greece, placing the victim’s nephew at the center of the case.

Relatives of a campsite owner killed in southern Greece describe signs of fear, unanswered questions at the crime scene, and concerns over the handling of the investigation as authorities continue probing the double homicide

Authorities are scrutinizing the statements of the suspect’s partner as investigators close in on the remaining fugitive in a high-profile double homicide in southern Greece.

A 30-year-old man sought as an accomplice in a high-profile double killing at a seaside campground surrendered to police after returning from abroad, becoming the fifth arrest as investigators uncover new evidence.

A nephew and a family friend have been remanded in custody over a double murder in Foinikounta, while authorities continue searching for a third suspect in Germany amid ongoing investigations

The nephew of the victim and his businessman friend were taken into custody on suspicion of masterminding the killing of a campground owner and his employee, as investigators probe a broader circle of possible accomplices.

New evidence—including phone data and inheritance disputes—has intensified scrutiny on the victim’s nephew and a businessman friend as they appear before a prosecutor in southern Greece.

Investigators say inconsistencies, inheritance motives, and new evidence about the alleged shooter unraveled the nephew’s claims and positioned him at the center of the brutal campground killings.

Police are examining a possible third suspect after seizing computers and documents from shops in Athens, as investigators probe links between the new figure, the arrested suspects and the victims’ family

A month after the shocking double murder at a Peloponnese campsite, investigators continue to probe the case, re-examining crucial testimony and evidence as questions remain over how the killers acted with such precision.

One month after the double murder at a campsite in southern Greece, a new testimony and the lifting of phone privacy restrictions are helping authorities close in on the suspected masterminds behind the crime.

Fresh witness testimony and new video footage have shed light on the double murder at a campsite in southern Greece, raising questions about whether the suspects were acting on instructions from someone else.

Fresh evidence from mobile phone data and witness testimonies has revealed major inconsistencies in the Foinikounda double murder investigation, leading authorities to prepare three new arrest warrants as questions mount over the crime scene itself

Authorities investigate possible accomplices as phone records and revealing video shed light on the movements of the two 22-year-old suspects involved in the campsite killings

Greek authorities move closer to solving a double murder at a Finikounda campsite as phone records reveal key evidence. Three new arrest warrants are expected, including a woman allegedly involved in transporting a suspect

Two 22-year-old men accused of murdering a campsite owner and his employee in southern Greece have been ordered to remain in custody following 16 hours of testimony

Two 22-year-old men accused of killing a 68-year-old campsite owner and his employee in Foinikounda continue to trade accusations, as police investigate motive, phone records, and security footage to determine who pulled the trigger

The two 22-year-old suspects, childhood friends from Athens, met secretly after the killings as police search for the missing phone, gun, and scooter linked to the murders.

The suspect confessed involvement in the Foinikounta double murder, claiming he had previously been assaulted by one of the victims when he was 19