James Dalamangas, one of Australia’s most wanted fugitives, is arrested in Greece and later sentenced by a Greek court, according to multiple outlets. He is wanted in connection with the fatal stabbing of a man in Sydney in 1999, with reporting describing the matter as a nightclub stabbing. Several sources say Dalamangas evaded Australian and Greek authorities for close to three decades before his arrest. One report adds that he is arrested at a farmland property in Greece, while another notes the arrest occurs after 27 years on the run. Following his arrest, outlets report that a Greek court sentences him, though the specific penalty is not detailed consistently across the provided summaries. Collectively, the articles describe the case as involving long-running efforts to locate and prosecute Dalamangas for the 1999 Sydney killing, culminating in his detention and sentencing in Greece.