A Bulgarian alleged hitman charged with the murder of John Macris in Athens last October denies the charges telling a magistrate he was on holidays in Greece and has nothing to do with the killing.
In regards to being spotted at a café following Macris, the Bulgarian suspect claims he was simply having an ice-cream.
The 31-year-old has been remanded in custody after a short interrogation by an investigating judge and will now go to prison as the judge gathers evidence in the case.
His lawyer, Alexandros Lykourezos, said his client had “answered a few questions put to him” and denied the charge of murder.
Last Tuesday the 31-year-old Bulgarian was arrested in Athens, and then charged with Macris’ murder.
Police reportedly have a witness who has identified the Bulgarian as the man caught on CCTV shooting Macris, however, he has denied this saying he is a much bigger man.
The witness, who knows the accused, also revealed to police that he used to practice shooting guns in Bulgaria.
*Source: SMH
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