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Global appeal to find wanted fugitive James Dalamangas believed to be living in Greece 25 years after deadly nightclub stabbing
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Jan. 10, 2024 - 06:41
Time is running-out to find one of Australia’s most wanted men, prompting a desperate plea from the family of his alleged victim. James Dalamangas allegedly fled to Greece after the fatal stabbing of a man at a nightclub in Sydney’s south-west in 1999 and a deadline to prosecute him in Greece is about to expire.
