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26-year-old Afghan boxer accused of killing British woman in Kypseli arrived in Athens as an unaccompanied minor via Lesbos
New details emerge in the murder of 38-year-old Elizabeth Jane Ross – Security camera footage shows the 26-year-old carrying a suitcase that allegedly contained the victim's body
Homicide detectives reveal Afghan suspect sent hoax texts posing as a “jihadist” after killing British woman
New details have emerged in the investigation into the murder of a British woman in Athens, with police confirming that the chief suspect attempted to mislead detectives by sending messages claiming a jihadist extremist was responsible for her death.
“I found her dead and hid her in a suitcase”says Afghan man, 26, held over British woman’s murder
Excerpt: Police have identified and arrested the suspect after tracing fingerprints through Interpol and US authorities, establishing that the victim entered Greece in late June before vanishing from a friend's home in Piraeus. The suspect has since confessed and been remanded to the prosecutor, with the NCA and Police Scotland assisting throughout the investigation.
Murder of Scottish woman found in Kypseli suitcase: Police seek clues in homeless man Markos, and victim’s phone contacts
Greek police believe 38 year old Briton Elizabeth Ross may have been killed by someone she was trying to help, as forensic tests continue and investigators trace mysterious texts sent from her phone after her death
Killer used murdered Scottish woman’s phone to make believe she was still alive, say Greek police
Interpol and US databases identified the victim as E.R., a Scot who reached Greece via Edinburgh, not Cyprus as first reported, as detectives examine flight records, accommodation bookings and phone data for her final movements
Body found inside suitcase in Kypseli
The Directorate for Combating Organized Crime has taken over the investigation. The suitcase was discovered by a homeless man inside an abandoned building
Around 200 homes damaged in Kypseli – “The problems started as soon as the tunnel boring machine began digging,” residents say
An NTUA professor of earthquake-resistant structures said the cracks may be superficial, but stressed that in-depth studies are needed to determine the severity of the problem
