Murder at a holiday in Chania: a 23-year-old nephew shot his 52-year-old uncle at point-blank range

Cold Blooded Murder happened on Sunday afternoon, October 26, in the village Elos at Kissamos on Crete. 23 year old man shot his 52-year-old uncle at point-blank range, from a distance of less than one meter, using a 22 caliber pistol.

According to police, the victim was at a table with friends when her nephew approached her. Without saying a word, he shot twice and ran away. Everything happened in a matter of seconds, in front of hundreds of people who came to the chestnut festival in Elos.

Witnesses told employees in shock Chania police about the details of what happened. It is known that between men there has long been family conflict — a dispute over pastures and land rights. According to local residents, tension between the two families has been growing in recent months.

The 52-year-old victim was well known in the area and had repeatedly attracted the attention of the police for his involvement in quarrels and acts of violence. He was known by the nickname “Passaris”. Sources say the suspect’s lawyer and his family have already contacted the police and informed them of the 23-year-old’s intention to surrender voluntarily.

Famous Cretan musician Nikos Zoidisakiswho spoke at the celebration, also expressed shock and grief. He said that the murder happened after the end of the concert: “We finished the program and left. Already on the way we heard what happened. There were no signs of trouble.”

According to Zoidisakis, everything went smoothly during the celebration: “People danced, laughed, children came with families. No shots, no quarrels, no aggression. Everything was joyful, and no one could imagine that a tragedy would happen in a few minutes.”

Kissamos police are investigating. District Elos remains cordoned off, residents report that such an outbreak of violence has shaken even Crete, accustomed to family feuds.

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