Connecticut’s Diamantis vanishes to Greece ahead of sentencing

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Former Connecticut official Konstantinos Diamantis fled to Greece ahead of a U.S. sentencing for bribery and extortion, leveraging his Greek dual citizenship and Greece’s lack of an extradition treaty; prosecutors are exploring ways to bring him back after he sent a lengthy email accusing Gov. Lamont and the Biden administration of politicized prosecution. He faces a potential sentence over a decade, with sentencing set for Sept. 30, and state officials moved to suspend his pension and revoke retirement benefits.
- Kosta Diamantis flees to Greece, attorney says CT Mirror
- Former state budget director skips sentencing in bribery case, reportedly flees country WFSB
- Kosta Diamantis’ attorney says he’s in Greece on day he’s supposed to be sentenced NBC Connecticut
- Former CT official facing possible lengthy prison time flees country Hartford Courant
- Former state deputy budget director flees country ahead of sentencing, attorney says WTNH.com
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