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Ex-Wife, Four Men Appear in Greek Court over Killing of UC Berkeley Professor in Greece

ATHENS, GREECE, JUL 21 – Five suspects, including the ex-wife and her partner, face charges in the premeditated shooting linked to a custody dispute, police said the victim was shot seven times at close range.

  • UC Berkeley marketing professor Przemyslaw Jeziorski was shot and killed on July 4 in Athens while visiting his children and approaching his ex-wife's home.
  • The killing occurred amid a bitter custody battle between Jeziorski and his Greek ex-wife Nadia Michelidaki, who initiated divorce proceedings in mid-2021 and had recently lost a custody decision shortly before the shooting.
  • Michelidaki, her current partner, and three others were arrested and accused of arranging the murder, with the partner confessing to shooting Jeziorski and suspects claiming the plan was to scare him.
  • Four of five suspects pled guilty on Monday, while Michelidaki denies involvement and her lawyer asserts she had no prior knowledge of the plot or the killing.
  • The victim's family now has sole custody of the children, who hold US and Polish citizenship, and the case highlights challenges around domestic disputes and justice in Greece.
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By Lauren Kent and Elinda Labropoulou, CNN On the morning of July 4, an American marketing professor was heading to his ex-wife's home in Athens to pick up their two young children. It should have been a normal, if tense, visit because the couple had apparently discussed custody terms. But Przemyslaw Jeziorski never made it to the front door. In broad daylight, in this quiet suburban neighborhood of the Greek capital, he was shot multiple times …

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