
The Greek businessman, Kristos Jalias , known in the trade of meat and paints, was executed on Wednesday evening in the industrial area of Athens called Mandra.
Journalist Artur Bibe, invited to " Breaking ", says that the businessman was under the protection of Albanian guards. Jalias was executed with 20 bullets.
" Despite the fact that there were security guards, there were 3-4 Albanians guarding him, in the case in question there were none and he was executed by two people with a Kalashnikov and a pistol. He was shot with approximately 17 Kalashnikov bullets and 3 pistol bullets, which were fatal. In the end, the car was set on fire and a Kalashnikov was found in it. Another burnt abandoned car and a burnt motorcycle were also found. So it is about a paid murder, it is not yet known who ordered it, he had a lot of problems recently. There was a dispute with another Greek businessman for an amount of 3 million euros. His name is also rumored in the great smuggling of cigarettes, the surest track is that Jalias had made warehouses of cigarettes available ", said Artur Bibe.