New details are learned from the murder of the Greek businessman Christos Gialias, who was shot yesterday evening with a Kalashnikov volley in Mandra, Athens.
According to Greek investigators, the businessman was talking on the phone, perhaps even distracted, when a person managed to get close to him and shot him with a Kalashnikov.
When he realized that his life was in danger, he shouted "Help, they want to kill me", these were also his last words.
Gialas was married to an Albanian woman, after his first wife had been mysteriously killed. He also had numerous businesses in Albania and was known for his initiative of employing Albanian immigrants in his businesses in Greece.
Specifically, in 2007, he founded a company based in Labinot Fushë of Elbasan.
He was an associate of the Albanian, Thimi Drobonik aka Thimi Prifti, 56 years old, from Berat, executed with a gun in the "Palio Faliro" of Athens on November 30, 2023 by unidentified persons.
It is learned that the executed businessman supplied Drobonik with cigarettes, the latter has criminal records in Greece for cigarette smuggling and drug issues.
Likewise, the Greek media have published images of the luxury villa of the murdered Greek businessman, where the property appears to be surrounded by a high wall, numerous security cameras as well as an observation tower that is accessible a few hundred meters down the road.