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Giorgios Roupakias worked in the cafeteria of the offices of the political party Golden Dawn. Roupakias was released from pre-trial custody in March 2016 despite having admitted to the murder to a judge after spending the legal maximum time in custody before trial proceedings. He was subsequently required to stay in his home except for court appearances, with armed guards keeping him both restricted and protected.

On 17 September 2013, Fyssas went out with his partner and 8–10 people to a cafe, to watch a football match.

Following the incident, protests against Golden Dawn and the associated rise of the far right took place throughout Greece. This included a protest in Athens, attended by 2,500–10,000 people, which marched towards Golden Dawn's central offices a week after the death. The protest was violently broken up by a police force that had still left unanswered inquiries about police allegedly allowing the murder of Fyssas to take place in front of them without intervening. The police response to this protest included 34 arrests and reports of one female protester being shot in the face at close range with a tear gas canister. Protests also took place in cities outside Greece, including Barcelona, Brussels, Paris, Amsterdam, London and Nicosia.

On 1 November 2013, a shooting took place at the Golden Dawn's Neo Irakleio offices in Athens. The attack resulted in two members of Golden Dawn, Manolis Kapelonis and Giorgos Fountoulis, being killed with a third injured.

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He was, along with his father, a member of the Syndicate of Metalworkers of Piraeus (SMP) and became an active member of the Rap scene since 1997, starting his music career through the Low Bap movement and was noted for his performance alongside big names of the Greek hiphop scene. Pavlos Fyssas, politically, affiliated himself with the ANTARSYA movement.

Pavlos Fyssas (Greek: Παύλος Φύσσας ; April 10, 1979 – September 18, 2013), also known by his stage name Killah P (meaning "Killer of the Past"), was a Greek musician and rapper, notable for his participation and performance in musical projects, as well as for his anti-fascist activism. He toured well-known venues in Athens and throughout Greece.