Search efforts for 48-year-old Christos Mantidis ended in tragedy after authorities found him dead in…
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A large-scale volunteer operation continues across Crete as search teams intensify efforts to locate 33-year-old…
The body discovered in a remote and difficult-to-access area of Mount Belles is believed to…
A large-scale search operation is underway in the Serres region of northern Greece for a…
A 33-year-old resident doctor from the Venizeleio Hospital in Crete remains missing more than a…
Authorities in Kefalonia have intensified their search efforts after locating the submerged car of a…
A 75-year-old man who had been reported missing was found dead inside his car after…
Greek police have launched a major investigation after a man was found burned and handcuffed…
In the shadow of Crete’s Psiloritis mountains, the village of Vorizia remains on edge as police hunt three armed suspects—aged 19, 25, and 29—following a deadly vendetta shootout that claimed two lives, including 39-year-old father Fanouris Kargakis. With a soldier among the fugitives, weapons seized, and schools closed, the community pauses for Kargakis’s funeral today amid fears of further violence.
55-year-old British tourist who vanished during a solo hike on the Greek island of Karpathos on June 27, 2025, was found dead by hunters in the remote Epionia area of Kilios. Last seen asking for directions in Diafani, he likely got lost on a rugged trail. An autopsy in Rhodes will determine the cause of death, amid growing concerns over tourist safety on Greece’s challenging terrains.
Michele Bourda, a 59-year-old Glasgow woman, vanished from Ofrynio beach in Kavala, Greece, on August 1. Her body, found on Fidonisi island, was identified by her tankini and surgical evidence, with Greek authorities confirming drowning as the cause of death, ruling out foul play.
The husband of a British woman found dead on a Greek island after disappearing from Kavala’s Ofrynio Beach has criticised local authorities, claiming a slow and indifferent response due to her foreign nationality. Michele Bourda, 59, who suffered from depression and anxiety, was discovered over a month after going missing, sparking questions about police procedures and mental health support for tourists.
In a tragic turn of events, a 50-year-old spearfisherman was found dead on Thursday, September 4, off the coast of Chania, Crete, after going missing during a spearfishing trip in Voulolimni. The Hellenic Coast Guard located his body in a remote, rugged area, where recovery efforts are underway amid challenging conditions.
A prominent Turkish businessman, Halit Yukay, vanished while sailing his yacht Graywolf to Mykonos. The vessel was found sliced in half off Balıkesir in the Marmara Sea, sparking an intensive search for the missing 43-year-old founder of Mazu Yachts.
Michele Bourda, a 59-year-old British woman, vanished from Ofryni Beach in Kavala, Greece, on August 1, 2025. An intensive search involving the Hellenic Coast Guard and local police continues, with no plans to stop, as authorities urge the public to share information to aid the effort.
A 59-year-old British woman, Michele Ann Joy Bourda, vanished from her sunbed on Ofrynio beach in Kavala, Greece, prompting a Silver Alert and an urgent search by authorities, who fear for her safety.
A 61-year-old man remains missing since July 23 after spearfishing near Potali Beach, Karpathos. Despite extensive search efforts by the Coast Guard, private vessels, divers, and a SUPER PUMA helicopter, no trace has been found, and the operation continues.
Michal Peleg, a 65-year-old Israeli woman, vanished on June 4 in Kavousi, Crete. Greek and Israeli teams, using drones and ground units, are conducting a large-scale search to find her, with the Israeli Foreign Ministry supporting her family.
Petros Krommidas, a 29-year-old political candidate from Long Island, has now been missing for nine days after disappearing from Long Beach, NY.
A 20-year-old man, Johann Williams, has been missing in Crete since February 13, 2025, after attempting to summit the challenging Gingalos mountain. Despite ongoing search efforts, including a private fundraising campaign to fund a helicopter search, the family’s hope of finding him alive is fading. Johann’s relatives, along with friends and former military personnel, are actively involved in the search.
A shocking crime has emerged in Pieria, Greece, as 34-year-old Gianna, who publicly pleaded for her missing partner’s return on Light at the Tunnel, has now confessed to his murder. After weeks of investigation, authorities uncovered inconsistencies in her story, leading to her admission that she killed 58-year-old Kostas Siamitras during a heated argument and buried him in their backyard.
Mystery surrounds the disappearance of a 62-year-old man in Glyfada, missing since early January. His car was found unlocked in Omonia on January 7, with no sign of him. Days later, a relative reported his disappearance, prompting a police investigation. A search of his home revealed no evidence of foul play, but authorities issued a Silver Alert. His car and mobile phone are now with the Criminal Investigation Department, and police have requested access to his phone records as they explore all possibilities.
Authorities in Larissa are racing against time to solve the disappearance of 39-year-old Vassilis Kalogirou, who vanished on December 30. Advanced technology, including drones, thermal cameras, and robotic sonar, is being used to comb the Pinios River and its surroundings. Despite conflicting leads and mounting challenges, investigators are exploring all possibilities in a case described as one of the most perplexing in recent years. Family, friends, and the nation remain hopeful for a resolution.
A 23-year-old skier was found safe and well after going missing overnight at the Seli ski resort in Imathia, Greece. The young man from Kilkis was located in a remote shelter by firefighters after becoming lost while skiing alone. He was transported to a hospital for precautionary checks.
A search and rescue operation is underway at Seli Ski Resort in Imathia, northern Greece, for a young skier who went missing on Monday afternoon. Despite efforts from 27 firefighters, rescuers, and volunteers, aided by drones, thermal cameras, and a scent dog, the skier’s location remains unknown. Authorities are hopeful as the operation continues, with a helicopter joining the search.
A 27-year-old man tragically died after his car plunged into the Amvrakikos Gulf near Amfilochia early on Sunday. Authorities launched a search after his family reported him missing, and his body was later found in the submerged vehicle. The Coast Guard is investigating the cause of the accident, with forensic results pending.
A 15-year-old cold case in Crete may finally be solved, as Greek police are set to charge a suspect in the death of British tourist Jean Hanlon. Her family, who has tirelessly sought justice, believes this is a significant step towards closure.
Perry Kouroumblis, the prime suspect in both the Easey Street double murder and the disappearance of Julie Garciacelay, is set to be extradited from Italy within 24 hours. He reportedly met with his lawyer to finalize arrangements, described as “worried but calm” ahead of his return to Australia. This marks a significant development in two long-unsolved cases, potentially offering closure to the victims’ families after decades of unanswered questions.
Greek firefighters have recovered the body of a German tourist who went missing while hiking on the island of Crete. The man, in his 60s, disappeared during a family hike, prompting search efforts in the mountainous Chania region. His death highlights the dangers faced by hikers during this particularly hot summer.
Dimitris Papadimitriou, a 78-year-old Greek retiree who had been missing since early September, was discovered in Constantinople and safely reunited with his family. After getting lost in the city, his disappearance led to days of uncertainty and concern. Thanks to the collaboration between Greek consulate officials and Turkish police, and a crucial tip from a taxi driver, Mr. Papadimitriou is now back with his relieved family.
