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Reports indicate separate criminal Criminal investigations involving into digital sexual offenses in Greece. Greece involve two distinct cases. In Attica, a 52-year-old gynecologist and midwife was arrested by the Cybercrime Division following information from Google and the U.S.-based National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. Authorities seized various electronic devices from his residence and medical practice, reportedly finding hundreds of files containing sexual abuse material of minors. The suspect has admitted to possessing the material, claiming it was for ‘personal use’. In Grevena, a 68-year-old priest was arrested following faces allegations of revenge porn and domestic threats made by from a 43-year-old former partner partner, an iconographer from Larissa. The complainant, an iconographer, complainant reported to the Larissa Prosecutor's Office that the priest threatened to release nude photographs of her if she ended their relationship. While the priest acknowledges the prior relationship, he denies the retaliatory intent to use of personal private material for revenge and has raised counterclaims regarding a 14,000-euro financial dispute involving approximately 14,000 euros in unpaid icon painting commissions. Authorities seized the priest's mobile phone, which reportedly contained photographs of the woman. The Holy Metropolis of Grevena has relieved the cleric of his administrative duties and appointed duties. In a replacement while awaiting official updates from televised interview, the prosecutor. The priest has been released on the condition that claimed he maintains no contact with had developed deep feelings for the complainant woman and alleged she had been unfaithful, while also acknowledging his actions were not faithful to his wife. The trial, originally scheduled for October 16, has been postponed to October 29, 2026, following a request from his lawyer due to the legal process continues. priest undergoing medical treatment after an attempted suicide.