James Dalamangas, 56, was arrested by Greek authorities in Achaia after living under a false identity for 18 years. He is wanted in Australia for the 1999 murder of George Giannopoulous, who was fatally stabbed while intervening in a fight. Despite a warrant issued by New South Wales Police, attempts to extradite him have faced legal obstacles since he fled Australia. Greek authorities had previously abandoned efforts to prosecute him due to his elusive whereabouts. The Australian Federal Police and Giannopoulous' family have made renewed pleas for assistance as the Greek statute of limitations approaches its end. Under Greek law, extradition can only occur if the crime is punishable locally and within the statute of limitations, complicating the process. Following his arrest, Dalamagas was found with multiple electronic devices and weapons. His family expressed hope that justice may finally be achievable, urging cooperation between Australian and Greek authorities for his extradition.