Ex-wife arrested for allegedly arranging killing of UC Berkeley professor in Greece: family

Przemyslaw Jeziorski's ex-wife was arrested for allegedly arranging the killing of the UC Berkeley professor in Athens, Greece, family says.

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Los Angeles TimesLean Left· 441d ago

Berkeley professor's ex-wife arrested in connection with his murder in Greece

CNNLean Left· 441d ago

Greek police questioning five people in murder case of UC Berkeley professor, including professor’s ex-wife

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ABC 11 RaleighLean Left· 441d ago

Ex-wife arrested for allegedly arranging killing of UC Berkeley professor in Greece: family

ABC 7 New YorkCenter· 441d ago

Ex-wife arrested for allegedly arranging killing of UC Berkeley professor in Greece: family

ABC 7 ChicagoCenter· 441d ago

Ex-wife arrested for allegedly arranging killing of UC Berkeley professor in Greece: family

ABC 30 FresnoLean Left· 441d ago

Ex-wife arrested for allegedly arranging killing of UC Berkeley professor in Greece: family

ABC 7 Los AngelesCenter· 441d ago

Ex-wife arrested for allegedly arranging killing of UC Berkeley professor in Greece: family

Local News 8Center· 441d ago

Greek police questioning five people in murder case of UC Berkeley professor, including his ex-wife

ABC 7 San FranciscoLean Left· 441d ago

Ex-wife arrested for allegedly arranging killing of UC Berkeley professor in Greece, family says

KEYT Santa BarbaraCenter· 441d ago

Greek police arrest five people in murder case of UC Berkeley professor, including his ex-wife | News Channel 3-12

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New York PostLean Right· 441d ago

Ex-wife nabbed in alleged murder-for-hire after beloved UC Berkeley professor gunned down in Greece: ‘Justice will be served’

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