Is Turkish MIT behind the shooting in Artemis?

There are many questions behind the mass shooting of six people in Lutz in Artemis on Monday afternoon, since the identities of the victims, the motives for the murder and, of course, the perpetrators are still unknown.

The first information leaked to the Greek police and quickly reaching the media speaks of a “settling of scores” between rival gangs. But there is evidence that may indicate something else – a political murder with the participation of foreign agents.

The known facts are:

• Six people are killed simultaneously within 35 seconds. Four were found in a car parked on the road, two more were found outside. They probably got out of the car.
• All six victims have French passports, but it is not yet known whether they are genuine or counterfeit. According to initial information, these passports were not known to the Greek authorities in the past.
• The names on the passports indicate that the victims are Turkish, but some claim, however, that they are of Kurdish origin.
• The car, old and inexpensive, has temporary (travel) German license plates crudely taped to it.
• The victims were shot with two or three pistols (or a submachine gun), indicating that there were at least two killers.
• The audio recording of the shooting is 35 seconds long, and the number of shell casings found at the crime scene is about 60.
• No weapons or drugs were found on the victims or in their car.

This is where the questions and concerns begin:

1. Greek police automatically, in cases of murders that are not otherwise explained, disclose a “cleaning up the accounts of rival gangs” scenario. However, no weapons or drugs were found among the victims, and they did not bother the authorities. How do they know it’s a “gang”?
2. Six people crammed into an old car – not the type of transport bandits would choose. Conversely, an illegal Turkish or Kurdish organization that is saving resources may do just that.
3. The Greek or Albanian mafia have never before committed such massive crimes in Greece. They usually kill one or two for revenge or intimidation.
4. The Greek mafia has shown in previous incidents that it prefers Kalashnikovs to pistols. Were they going to kill six people together with guns?
5. The speed at which up to 60 shots were fired is impressive. What they sound like in audio is 35 seconds! This shows professionals who know how to use their weapons well.
6. The worst thing is that four of the six people inside the car did not even have time to move when they were shot.

The above must be answered by the police investigation and, in particular, EYP and anti-terrorism service. But from all of the above, it is possible that the crime is of a political nature.

In this case, it could be the actions of foreign agents, perhaps the MIT secret service inside Greece, who exterminated Erdogan’s opponents.

Moreover, Erdogan has repeatedly accused the Greek authorities of the fact that in this area (in Lavrio) located training base for Kurdish terrorists. Greece denied this, but such insistence on the part of Turkey apparently had certain motives. Moreover, it is no secret that Greece has a large Kurdish community, and over the past few years, the police and intelligence services have reported several times about the arrest of “Kurdish militants.”

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