ATHENS, Greece (AP) – The head of a far-left Greek militant group that killed 23 people – among them industrialists, diplomats and a CIA station chief – has been released from a maximum-security prison, officials said Friday. The decision is now being reexamined by a senior prosecutor.
Alexandros Giotopoulos, the 82-year-old convicted leader of the armed group November 17, was released Thursday from a prison in Athens.
A judicial panel approved his conditional release on grounds of advanced age, deteriorating health and good behavior during his incarceration.
But the decision has triggered renewed scrutiny. A prosecutor at Greece´s Supreme…
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