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35-Year-Old Woman Arrested in Ioannina for Spreading Fake News about Deaths in ThessalyA 35-year-old woman has been arrested in Ioannina for spreading false news by uploading a video about a supposed number of deceased individuals in Thessaly. The arrest took place on 10/09/2023 at 21:15 pm, during which the woman was handcuffed by the police.
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Greek minister resigns after late ferry passenger deathGreece's shipping minister has resigned over comments he made on TV following the death of a man who was allegedly pushed off a ferry by crew members.Miltiadis Varvitsiotis said his remarks, in which he appeared to back the ferry's crew over the incident last Tuesday, have been "misinterpreted".The ship's captain and three workers are facing criminal charges over the death at the port of Piraeus in Athens.The incident has caused outrage in Greece.A video posted on social media showed the 36-year-old passenger, named as Antonis Kargiotis, running onto the Blue Horizon ferry's loading ramp as it was preparing to sail from Athens to Crete.Crew members on the ramp appeared to try and physically stop Mr Kargiotis from boarding. The video then shows him seemingly being pushed into the sea.The ferry left as scheduled - only turning back when the authorities instructed it to return to port. The man's body was later retrieved from the water.Last week, Mr Varvitsiotis told Greek TV that "the families of those who went to earn a wage, a day's pay, and are now being accused of murder, are also mourning".He was roundly criticised for the comments, with Greek newspaper Ekathimerini calling Mr Varvitsiotis' statement "entirely misguided and deeply regrettable".
Man cashed in £100,000 by keeping dead partner in freezerThe court said the man had stored the body in the same freezer which he also used to store foodA 57-year-old Norwegian man has been jailed for three and a half years in Sweden for fraud and falsifying records after putting his dead partner in a freezer and cashing in her pension.Warmland District Court said the man, who was not named, was convicted of a gross breach of civil liberties, gross fraud and falsification of documents, among other things.
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