Former Quincy man sentenced for thwarting hate-crime probe into arsons at Jewish institutions in Boston area
Alexander Giannakakis, 37, allegedly destroyed evidence about fires his younger brother allegedly set at four Boston-area Jewish study centers and businesses, federal prosecutors said Tuesday.
Mass. man sentenced for hiding evidence of brother’s arsons at Jewish institutions
A Massachusetts man was sentenced to prison for hiding and destroying evidence that linked his brother to four arsons at ...
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Man sentenced for obstructing FBI probe into Boston arson attacks on Jewish sites
Alexander Giannakakis, extradited from Sweden last year, was sentenced to 42 months in prison for obstructing an FBI ...
Man Pleads Guilty To Obstructing Antisemitic Vandalism Investigations
A man was sentenced in Boston federal court this week to nearly four years in prison for obstructing investigations into fire ...
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FBI was investigating alleged Massachusetts synagogue arsonist at the time of the fires
Alexander Giannakakis was arrested Wednesday near Stockholm by Swedish law enforcement and faces extradition to the United States. He had worked as a security guard for the U.S. Embassy in Sweden.
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Mass. man sentenced to prison for obstructing hate crime investigation
A Quincy man was sentenced to federal court on Tuesday in connection with the obstruction of a federal hate crimes investigation in 2019.
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Man sentenced for obstructing FBI probe into Boston arson attacks on Jewish sites
Alexander Giannakakis, extradited from Sweden last year, sentenced to 42 months in prison for obstructing an FBI investigation into arson attacks targeting Jewish institutions in the Boston area.