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Greek crime journalist shot dead outside his home: police

Greek crime journalist shot dead outside his home: police

  • Reports said Karaivaz had been shot by two men on a motorbike
  • Greek media offices are frequently targeted in firebomb and vandalism attacks but journalist killings are rare
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