Terror suspect confesses to murder of British official

A man held for questioning about terrorist attacks in Greece has reportedly confessed to killing British military attache Stephen Saunders.

Terror suspect confesses to murder of British official
Mon, 12 Aug, 2002 - 08:32

A man held for questioning about terrorist attacks in Greece has reportedly confessed to killing British military attache Stephen Saunders.

The 40-year-old - a suspected member of Greece’s deadly November 17 terrorist group who was arrested during a failed bomb attack in June - is said to have admitted he had killed the British military attache.

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