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Greece: Pakistani national awarded life sentence for murdering 24-year-old with hammer in 2018

| @indiablooms | Dec 11, 2021, at 02:14 am

Crete, Greece/IBNS:  A Pakistani national has been awarded a life sentence in the Greek city of Crete for the brutal murder of his 24-year-old compatriot with a hammer in October 2018.

Local media outlet Creta Live reported that the Mixed Jury Court of Appeal of Eastern Crete found him guilty for the murder.

The murder occured close to a greenhouse in the Tympaki area where the unfortunate 24-year-old worked.

The 36-year-old Pakistani was the one who had introduced the victim to the owner of the greenhouse to work, Greek City Times reported.

He confessed to the crime, claiming that he killed his compatriot because of personal disputes.

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