The woman’s lawyers are challenging her pretrial detention, questioning the new identification evidence and warning that intense media attention can put pressure on judicial decisions.

Defense disputes photographic evidence linking suspect to the attack that killed three bank employees, including a pregnant woman

The woman, who denies any involvement in the deadly 2010 bank fire, is accused in connection with the deaths of three people. Her lawyer says video evidence is insufficient to establish her identity.

Greek police will reportedly escort the 46-year-old woman to Athens to face prosecutors, as authorities continue investigating the 2010 firebombing that killed three bank employees

500 arson attacks before and after the tragedy come under scrutiny as Greek police reveal new evidence.

Newly released video and photographic evidence from the fatal firebombing has helped investigators identify suspects, leading to arrests 16 years after three bank employees were killed.

Previously unanalyzed photographs, newly released surveillance footage and digital forensic comparisons of distinctive equipment underpin arrests in the 2010 firebombing that killed three bank employees

Newly revealed details show how Greek forensic experts used years-old photographs, distinctive backpacks and biometric analysis to support the investigation that led to the identification of three suspects in the Marfin bank fire case.

Authorities seek to identify the sender of a key email in the case file; two suspects remain in pre-trial detention

As two suspects remain in pre-trial detention over the 2010 Marfin fire, a defense lawyer disputes the prosecution's evidence, while a photojournalist who witnessed the attack recalls the deadly events.

Both deny involvement as investigators cite risk of further offenses in ordering detention

Greece's public order minister says investigators built the case using long-available evidence that had previously gone unused, insisting the final judgment now rests with the courts.

Lawyers for the suspects arrested over the deadly 2010 Marfin bank fire say the prosecution relies on anonymous information and object identification rather than direct evidence linking their clients to the attack.

Two men arrested over the 2010 deadly Marfin bank fire are due to testify before an investigating judge, while authorities pursue additional suspects and seek the extradition of a woman arrested in the UK.

Greek investigators say fresh photo analysis, digital evidence and artificial intelligence helped revive the 16-year-old Marfin investigation, with a separate arson attack on the same day emerging as a key breakthrough.

Minister of Citizen Protection, Michalis Chrysochoidis says arrests over the deadly 2010 bank firebombing came from years of detective work, and admits officers "went too far" in the fatal Argos shooting of an unarmed 20-year-old.

A 46-year-old woman sought in connection with the deadly 2010 Marfin bank arson attack has been arrested in the UK after Greek authorities issued an international warrant. She has maintained her innocence and says she wants to return to Greece.

TV reports point to additional persons of interest and previously unused evidence as prosecutors pursue the first charges in the 2010 fatal firebombing; one suspect said she'll return to Greece from the UK

The woman is sought in connection with the May 2010 fatal firebombing; she has denied involvement and says she will cooperate with authorities

A fresh investigation, reports of digital evidence and an anonymous tip led to arrests on Friday, as survivors urge accountability in one of Greece's darkest unsolved cases