ROUGH CUT - NO REPORTER NARRATION<br/> <br />A self-proclaimed supporter of Greece's far-right Golden Dawn Party appeared in a Greek court on Saturday (September 21), accused in the fatal stabbing of a musician.<br/> <br />The 45-year-old suspect, who has already confessed to the killing, is to be charged with murder with intent and illegal weapons' possession. He is expected to plead guilty.<br/> <br />Police guarded the courthouse in the southern Athens coastal suburb of Piraeus to prevent trouble, after the killing sparked several street protests.<br/> <br />The victim, Pavlos Fissas, who went by the stage name Killah P, was stabbed twice in the heart and chest on Tuesday night (September 17) in a brawl after a soccer match shown in a cafe.<br/> <br />The seemingly politically-motivated killing of Fissas has outraged Greek society, divided by years of economic hardship. Rallies to mark his death have been held in several cities, and some have turned violent.<br/> <br />Golden Dawn, Greece's third most popular pa
