Murder

Greeks have obsessed for weeks over the murder of Caroline Crouch, by her husband, confessed wife killer, Babis Anagnostopoulos. The Crouch femicide demonstrates a system of collateral damage and light sentencing for men who kill their wives.

The custody battle for 11-month-old Lydia Anagnostopoulos, the daughter of the murdered Caroline Crouch has begun in Greek courts.

Babis Anagnostopoulos, who who has confessed to the murder of his wife Caroline Crouch, has been led under to a Greek Court to testify.

A group of more than 500 women and men came together Saturday night in Syntagma Square calling for the term, femicide, known in Greek as "gynoktonia," be acknowledged by the state as a distinct crime.

A friend of Babis Anagnostopoulos, who confessed to killing his wife Caroline Crouch on May 11, expressed his disbelief at the crime.

The murder of young wife and mother Caroline Crouch in the quiet Athenian suburb of Glyka Nera on May 11 shocked the country.

Greek police have charged the husband of Caroline Crouch, Babis Anagnostopoulos, for her brutal murder on May 11 in Athens.

It has been over a month after the Caroline Crouch murder in Athens and the perpetrators are still at large, while some questions remain unanswered

Greece's police say that a 39-year-old man is dead after a drive-by shooting on Monday in what appears to be a mafia-style execution.

The US Embassy in Athens flew a Black Lives Matter flag on Tuesday, which marked one year since the murder of George Floyd.