Greece offers bounty for guerrilla who failed to return to jail


  • World
  • Thursday, 23 Jan 2014

ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece on Wednesday offered a record 4 million euro bounty for help in capturing five fugitives after one of them went on the run during a prison furlough, deeply embarrassing authorities.

Christodoulos Xiros, 56, was serving multiple life terms in Athens for his role in Greece's most lethal guerrilla group when he was let out for a week over the New Year and never reported back to prison.

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