Nicos Metaxas, 35, pleaded guilty to 12 charges relating to the premeditated murder and abduction of the seven, who came from the Philippines, Romania and Nepal.
NICOSIA — A Greek Cypriot army captain was sentenced to seven life imprisonment terms on Monday after pleading guilty to killing five women and two children in a three-year murder spree in which he preyed on his victims online.
Nicos Metaxas, 35, pleaded guilty to 12 charges relating to the premeditated murder and abduction of the seven, who came from the, Romania and Nepal, between September 2016 and July 2018. The two children, aged six and eight, were daughters of two of the women. Metaxas was taken under heavy security on Monday to a courthouse in the capital Nicosia wearing a bullet-proof vest, and appeared without a lawyer.“I have committed abhorrent crimes,” he said, expressing condolences to the families of the victims.
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