Lithuanian estate agent wanted by Cyprus absconds in France amid property usurpation case
A 53-year-old Lithuanian estate agent wanted by Cyprus for alleged usurpation of Greek Cypriot properties in occupied areas has failed to appear in a French court and is currently untraceable, police confirmed. The woman, arrested on May 16 at Nice Airport following a European arrest warrant issued by Cyprus, was released under certain conditions but has since disappeared.
Authorities had initiated extradition procedures, and although a French court dismissed her appeal against the warrant last month, paving the way for her extradition, she did not attend the scheduled court appearance. Efforts to locate her at the provided address have been unsuccessful, complicating the ongoing legal process.
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