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Fugitive James Dalamangas Wanted for 1999 Sydney Murder Arrested in Greece

Greek authorities have arrested a 55-year-old Greek-Australian fugitive wanted for a 1999 murder in Sydney, ending a 27-year international manhunt. James Dalamangas, the target of a longstanding Interpol Red Notice, was apprehended in the Peloponnesian town of Aigio, near Patras, where he had been living off the grid under a false identity.

The arrest is a major development in a cold case that has spanned nearly three decades. Dalamangas is the prime suspect in the murder of Greek expatriate George Giannopoulos.

The fatal incident occurred in 1999 at a nightclub in Sydney, Australia. According to the case file, Giannopoulos attempted to act as a peacemaker, stepping in to stop a violent brawl that had erupted between two patrons. During his intervention, Dalamangas allegedly launched a sudden attack, inflicting fatal knife wounds on the victim. While Australian law enforcement issued an arrest warrant within 24 hours of the stabbing, the suspect managed to flee Australia and escape to Greece before he could be detained.

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Greek Fugitive Arrested in Greece 27 Years After Sydney Nightclub Murder

James Dalamangas, 55, was taken into custody by Greek police in Aigio on Saturday after living under an assumed identity for years in the region of Aigialeia. Australian authorities had listed him among the country's most wanted fugitives and had offered a reward of AUD$200,000 for information leading to his capture.

According to Greek media reports, Dalamagas fled Australia shortly after the fatal stabbing of George Giannopoulos at a nightclub in Sydney's Belmore district in 1999.

After arriving in Greece, he allegedly adopted the name "Antonis Tzimas" and settled in the village of Alsos in Aigialeia. Locals reportedly knew him as a farmer who cultivated agricultural land and lived quietly with his partner for nearly two decades.

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