Hijacker of tourist bus in Greece commits suicide

Hijacker of tourist bus in Greece commits suicide

ATHENS, Greece - Photo shows a Greek police headquarters where Christos Kendiras, who hijacked a tour bus carrying 33 Japanese on Nov. 4 near the port of Epidaurus about 180 kilometers southwest of the capital, jumped to his death Nov. 5 while in police custody. All the hostages were released unharmed.

Japanese tourists in Greece freed, hijacker arrested

Japanese tourists in Greece freed, hijacker arrested

ATHENS, Greece - Katsuro Tanahashi speaks to reporters in Athens on the night of Nov. 4 how a tourist bus he was in was hijacked by a Greek gunman earlier in the day. Tanahashi is one of 33 Japanese, who were held hostage for eight and a half hours by the gunman, identified as Christos Kendiras, near the port of Epidaurus, about 80 kilometers southwest of Athens. All the hostages were released unharmed around 7 p.m.

Hijacker of tourist bus in Greece commits suicide

Hijacker of tourist bus in Greece commits suicide

ATHENS, Greece - Photo shows a Greek police headquarters where Christos Kendiras, who hijacked a tour bus carrying 33 Japanese on Nov. 4 near the port of Epidaurus about 180 kilometers southwest of the capital, jumped to his death Nov. 5 while in police custody. All the hostages were released unharmed.

Japanese tourists in Greece freed, hijacker arrested

Japanese tourists in Greece freed, hijacker arrested

ATHENS, Greece - Katsuro Tanahashi speaks to reporters in Athens on the night of Nov. 4 how a tourist bus he was in was hijacked by a Greek gunman earlier in the day. Tanahashi is one of 33 Japanese, who were held hostage for eight and a half hours by the gunman, identified as Christos Kendiras, near the port of Epidaurus, about 80 kilometers southwest of Athens. All the hostages were released unharmed around 7 p.m.