Investigation into the 2010 Marfin bank arson attack

On May 5, 2010, between 14:02 and 14:08, a group of five individuals attacked the Egnatia Marfin bank branch in Athens. The investigation reveals that the perpetrators were part of a larger 12-member group and acted in a coordinated manner. The group broke the bank's glass door and threw a Molotov cocktail and flammable liquid inside, resulting in the deaths of three people. Authorities have identified several suspects, including three individuals, based on digital evidence, photographs, video footage, and witness testimonies. The dossier specifically references suspects labeled as 'the tall one' and 'suspects 10 and 11'. All members of the 12-person group had their faces covered during the incident. They originally gathered on Stadiou Street in two smaller units before executing the attack. The judicial files now contain the collected forensic and visual evidence used to reconstruct the event.