Video document from the murder of Turku

Video document from the murder of Turku

In an exclusive video document, 2 armed men dressed in black have been recorded running vertically across Patision Avenue and getting lost in the narrow streets of Kypseli

6 gunshots are heard, those who pass by are bewildered.

Seconds later, a video document records 2 armed men dressed in black running vertically across Patision Avenue and disappearing into the narrow streets of Kypseli.

Behind them, the ruthless thugs leave a 39-year-old man of Turkish origin brutally murdered. People come out to the balconies to see what has happened. There is panic at the scene.

People are screaming, a bystander trying to escape the gunfire is injured and taken to the hospital.

Police forces arrive at the scene and seal off the area.

“I heard 3 shots and then I see 2 boys, they were wearing all black, a hood, a mask over here,” said an eyewitness.

He had been framed

A security camera records one of the two perpetrators talking on his cell phone.

They watch their unsuspecting victim for a while and as soon as the 39-year-old is about to leave the cafe, the perpetrator crosses the street and heads towards the victim’s car. His accomplice was also there.

The video shows the 39-year-old man leaving the cafe with his friend. A few meters up they stop as if beginning to realize what was about to happen.

The 39-year-old was known to the authorities. In 2022 he was arrested for drug cases as a red notice was issued against him by Interpol. With the police examining the scenario that the bloody episode is related to drug trafficking rings in our country.

Murder in Kypseli: The 39-year-old Turkish man who was killed is known to the authorities – The case was taken over by the Greek FBI

The 39-year-old Turk who was shot dead by strangers had set up a death ambush in Cell he was known to the authorities.

The 39-year-old was arrested in 2022, as a red notice for drugs had been issued against him by Turkey. He was probably released after that.

According to the Police, the crime took place shortly after 20:00 in the evening at the junction of Patisia and Lesvos streets, with the victim being a 39-year-old man of Turkish origin, while a passing citizen was also slightly injured, who was shocked by the sight.

As it became known from police sources, it seems that the 39-year-old was parking his car, when a vehicle with two occupants approached him and opened fire, fatally injuring him.

So far, the Police have found 9 shell casings at the scene of the attack, while the investigation to identify and arrest the perpetrators is ongoing.

The case of the murder of the 39-year-old Turk was taken over by the Greek FBI.

Video document from the murder of Turku

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Async loading JavaScript

It appears ⁢that the code you provided is a JavaScript snippet managing multiple asynchronous script loads for various ad and tracking services.⁣ Let’s break down‌ some of ‍the key elements and functionality while⁣ also highlighting missing⁤ parts or areas that need⁤ to be filled in ⁢for it‍ to work properly.

1. **AdSense Removal**:

– If certain conditions are met (not visible in the provided code), it removes Google AdSense elements from mobile views. This is done using `document.querySelectorAll`.

2. **AdSense Load Check**:

– It checks ‍for the presence of AdSense slots and processes them, but the actual script loading​ part‍ (inside `asyncLoadScript`) is commented⁣ out or incomplete.

3. **Phaistos Adman**:

– The snippet contains a place to push ads to the ​Adman queue, but the actual implementation is incomplete.

4. **OneSignal Initialization**:

– It initializes‍ OneSignal for push notifications using the given App ID.

5. **Disqus Configuration**:

– Sets up​ a configuration for Disqus ⁣comments ‍but omits the loading script URL or ‍tag.

6. ⁤**CleverCore ‍Block**:

⁤ -⁢ There’s a⁣ commented-out section for loading the CleverCore script, which is not currently active.

7. **Multiple `asyncLoadScript` Calls**:

– There are several calls for loading scripts asynchronously, but many are commented out or ⁢only partially written, leading to incomplete functionality.

8. **Taboola/Project Agora**:

– It intends to load Taboola or Project Agora scripts but doesn’t specify the⁣ actual URLs.

9. **Conditional Loads for Glomex and Dalecta**:

⁢ – ‍The code checks if respective ​HTML elements are present⁤ before loading the respective ‌scripts.

10. **Eventual ⁢Loading Logic**:

‌ – The code uses timeouts for loading⁢ certain scripts,⁢ allowing for⁤ other elements to load first.

### Recommendations:

– **Complete Missing Parts**: Fill in the missing URLs‌ and logic within the `asyncLoadScript` function calls that are currently commented out.

– **Validation**:⁢ Ensure that all services are correctly initialized and any necessary cleanup is handled.

– **Error Handling**: Implement error handling for loading scripts⁣ to avoid breaking the UI if a ⁣script ‍fails to load.

– **Clean Up**: Remove any commented-out blocks that ‍are not needed‍ unless they serve as notes for future development.

– **Testing**: Rigorously test ⁤the entire implementation in different scenarios ​(mobile and desktop) to ensure ads and scripts load as expected.

### Example of Filling in an​ Async Load Function:

Here’s a hypothetical example of‌ what a possible `asyncLoadScript` function call could look like:

“`javascript

function asyncLoadScript(src) {

⁤ ​ const script = document.createElement(‘script’);

script.src = src;

script.onload = () ‌=> console.log(“Script loaded: ” + src);

script.onerror = () => console.error(“Failed to load script: ” + src);

document.head.appendChild(script); // Or document.body

}

“`

You would replace each⁣ `asyncLoadScript(‘…’)` with actual script ⁣sources, like:

“`javascript

asyncLoadScript(‘https://example.com/path/to/script.js’);

“`

Ultimately, make‍ sure to adapt the provided script for functionality while ensuring it aligns with best practices for performance and⁢ maintainability.

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