The University of California, Berkeley, professor Przemyslaw Jeziorski was shot and killed on July 4 in Athens, Greece. Authorities have confirmed that the attack occurred outside the city, and five suspects have been arrested in connection with the crime. Among those detained is his ex-wife, raising initial questions about the motivations behind the act.
The incident has sparked discussions about the safety of international academics and the potential risks faced by individuals in foreign jurisdictions. As investigations continue, authorities are urging the public to provide any information that might assist in understanding the circumstances surrounding the professor’s death. The case also highlights the complexities of cross-border legal cooperation and the challenges of prosecuting such crimes in a foreign country.