Arrests Made in 2001 Miami Murder
From Fox News
Excerpt: Three men have been arrested in the 2001 ambush slaying of Miami businessman Konstantinos "Gus" Boulis — a murder that happened a few months after he sold a fleet of casino boats to prominent Washington lobbyist Jack Abramoff and a partner.
Boulis, a 51-year-old Greek immigrant who founded both SunCruz and the Miami Subs (search) sandwich chain, was shot to death at the wheel of his car shortly after leaving his office in February 2001. Witnesses said a car pulled in front of Boulis, forcing him to stop, while a second person in another car pulled along the driver's side and shot Boulis three times.
Arrests Made in 2001 Miami Murder

3 charged in Killing Tied to Abramoff
From the Washington Post
Excerpt: Konstantinos "Gus" Boulis was killed on a Fort Lauderdale street on Feb. 6, 2001. Two of the three men charged had been hired as consultants by Adam Kidan, one of Abramoff's partners in the SunCruz Casinos venture.
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