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Bogus doctor plied trade for five years

A 52-year-old bogus doctor, alleged to have conned terminally-ill patients with fake potions and therapies for five years, had also masqueraded as a priest, police said yesterday after his arrest.

Pericles Haros, whose surname means “Grim Reaper” in Greek, allegedly ran a surgery in Kypseli, near central Athens, offering “reflexology, psalm therapy and massage” treatments with the help of a 30-year-old woman.

Haros was arrested by an undercover policeman whom he charged 50 euros for a massage. He and his associate were charged with fraud and illegally practicing medicine. Haros, who claimed to have a degree in “holistic alternative natural sciences” from Montenegro, had been arrested in 2001 for posing as a priest on TV. He is also alleged to own a church in Nea Ionia and to be building a second in Thebes.

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