Greek authorities arrested the ex-wife of a UC Berkeley professor in connection along with his homicide in Athens earlier this month.
Advertising professor Przemyslaw Jeziorski was fatally shot July 4 within the Agia Paraskevi district of Athens, authorities advised Greek media outlet To Vima.
Jeziorski, 43, was shot 5 occasions as he was strolling to his ex-wife’s house to see their youngsters. Authorities arrested his ex-wife and three extra suspects in reference to the taking pictures, police advised the information outlet. The San Francisco Chronicle and Greek information shops recognized the ex-wife as Nadia Michelidaki.
The tenured professor taught economics on the Berkeley Haas College for 13 years and was born in Poland, in keeping with UC Berkeley.
Greece’s Hellenic Police introduced the arrests on Wednesday. The unidentified suspects had been described as two Albanian nationals and a Bulgarian man. Authorities mentioned the suspects drove one other man, who was Jeziorski’s ex-wife’s companion, to the neighborhood and offered the companion with an automated handgun.
The suspect shot Jeziorski 5 occasions and he died on the scene, police mentioned. His ex-wife is a Greek nationwide and the 2 had been in the course of a tough custody dispute over their youngsters, Hellenic Police advised the information outlet.
Jeziorski was an knowledgeable in quantitative advertising, industrial group and the economics of digital markets, in keeping with UC Berkeley.
“Przemek was one of the — if not essentially the most — educated specialists on empirical evaluation in advertising on this planet, so it is a large loss to the sector and to Haas,” professor Miguel Villas-Boas mentioned in an announcement. “He was beneficiant along with his time, extraordinarily caring concerning the Haas neighborhood, brave to deal with vital issues, filled with grace and gentleness, and a loving father.”
He’s survived by his mom, brother and two youngsters.
