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[Cyprus Times] The "Jimmy" murder file reopens 12 years after the murder of "Jimmy" outside the Romagna in Ormedea

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Twelve years later the file of the premeditated murder case against Dimitris Stavrou aka 'Jimmy' in Ormideia is reopened He was found with gunshot wounds in a burning car The purpose of the review of the case Appeal to the public for information

The British Bases Police inform the public that the file on the premeditated murder case against Dimitris Stavrou aka 'Jimmy' is being reopened for review, that took place on the evening of 28/5/2010 in the area of Ormideia opposite the restaurant 'Romanzo'.

The investigation of the case had then begun when, following a tip-off, the police responded and found a car on fire in an unoccupied area. Upon examination, it was found that inside the burning car in the driver's seat was the victim, who bore gunshot wounds.

At that time, several persons had been questioned to determine the circumstances under which this heinous crime was committed, however no one had been arrested.

The decision to open the file is not focused on the fact that new evidence is emerging, but in the context of the tactics and policies followed by the British Base Police concerning serious cold cases.

The Deputy Commissioner of the British Base Police has decided to open the file. Lt. Mark Peter of the British Bases Police stated that the purpose of the review of the case is to find the culprit(s), to bring justice and end the drama of the victim's family.

He is appealing to the public, if they have information that could assist in solving the case, to call the confidential line 1443, or telephone 24747900 or 24747904 (TAE). All information will be handled with absolute confidentiality.


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