Overview

• Four co-defendants, including the alleged gunman, have pleaded guilty to premeditated murder in the July 4 killing of marketing professor Przemyslaw Jeziorski in Agia Paraskevi.
• A Greek court has ordered Jeziorski’s ex-wife to remain in pretrial detention on charges of moral complicity in spite of her denials of involvement.
• Investigators say the contract-style killing was driven by fears that Jeziorski would secure custody of his twin children in an ongoing international dispute.
• Police have recovered six bullet casings from the crime scene but authorities have yet to locate the pistol used in the shooting.
• Jeziorski’s family and the Haas School of Business have publicly mourned his loss and are raising funds to repatriate his remains to Poland.