New evidence emerges about the cold-blooded murder of the surveyor in Psychiko, as the authorities have identified suspicious transactions in the bank accounts of the 44-year-old remanded defendant.

In particular, many and regular transfers, of the order of 100,000 – 200,000 euros, from many companies, most of which exist but some of which do not exist, were detected in the movements of the accounts of a non-existent company of digging machines and earthworks of the 44-year-old remanded in custody for the murder of the 54-year-old surveyor in Neo Psychiko last July.

From the relevant and parallel investigation of several services, suspicious inflows of money into the accounts of the defendant’s company emerged, at a time well before the murder of the surveyor. Remittances of several hundreds of thousands of euros from several companies appear regularly, none of which can currently be identified as potential death contract “fees”. Most of the companies depositing money into the account of the defendant’s company exist, however the landscape of board members and legal representatives is “foggy” as they appear to be “straw men” – “invisible” or with identity details that are non-existent.

Officials of the prosecuting authorities are examining whether behind these companies there are persons who are suspected of being responsible for the murder of the surveyor or who are active in Mykonos and other islands of the Cyclades. Some other companies are non-existent, with headquarters, addresses where no professional activity is shown. Competent information sources note that most of the existing and non-existent companies that deposited sums of money into the accounts of the accused executor’s company are said to be active in construction activities.