Police still yet to seek Interpol help for arrest of Greek national for brutal Phuket murder

By The Phuket News

 

Dimitrios Chairopoulos. Photo: Immigration Bureau

 

PHUKET: The Royal Thai Police still have yet to have an Interpol Red Notice issued for Greek national Dimitrios Chairopoulos, who is wanted for the murder of local beautician Niramon Aewkaew in Phuket in February.

 

Cherng Talay Police requested a Red Notice be issued for Chairopoulos, who will turn 43 years old Aug 1, after officers learned that he had already fled the country before the warrant for his arrest had been issued on Feb 18.

 

Chairopoulos boarded Emirates Flight EK0379 to Dubai, departing Phuket at 2am, on Feb 14 – the same night that Ms Niramon, 43, originally from Phatthalung, is believed to have been murdered.

Read more at https://www.thephuketnews.com/police-still-yet-to-seek-interpol-help-for-arrest-of-greek-national-for-brutal-phuket-murder-72119.php#d7UE5vD6TcS6qJHW.99 

 

-- © Copyright Phuket News 2019-07-15

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Hum....if it's the same chaps who were in charge to hunt down the REdbull heir killer....the Greek national should not worry....

No a suicide? hmmm

Shouldn't be too hard to find him once the notice is issued.

Presumably  Greece is a  member of Interpol. I hope the Greek cops are more competent than their economic managers.

Same dragging of the feet as with RedBullBoy. There must be similar "extenuating circumstances.

Go figure!

Big Oud could get his first pin in the map if he is awake that empty vinyl board is waiting ????

I can see what's coming next.

The perfect opportunity for a trip in Prawit's new Royal Thai Police VIP jet to go to Greece and try for extradition proceedings.

Call it a shakedown junket flight just to see if the plane and cabin stewardesses are up to standard; not forgetting food and bar service quality.

The plane has 10 seats so that sounds like a nice round number of top brass to go to Athens and later spend some days in the sun on the Greek Islands.