Body found in suitcase in Athens is that of 38-year-old British woman
A Scottish woman’s body has been found in a suitcase in Athens.
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A Scottish woman’s body has been found in a suitcase in Athens. Ms Ross had reportedly travelled to Greece from the United States, flying via Cyprus and arriving on June 29. Officials in Greece and Cyprus were scouring flight logs and hotel bookings.
Furthermore, Greek homicide detectives initially drew a blank when running fingerprints through local databases, prompting them to send the data to Interpol. The international policing body's records ultimately matched the prints to a woman born in 1988. The building is located on Evelpidon Street.
In addition, Greece is no stranger to British tourists dying, often by drowning or as a result of road accidents, in the popular holiday destination “but incidents like this are very rare,” officials said. Local media, citing the results of a postmortem, reported that the victim had been dead for eight days before the discovery.
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A Scottish woman’s body has been found in a suitcase in Athens.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesMs Ross had reportedly travelled to Greece from the United States, flying via Cyprus and arriving on June 29.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesOfficials in Greece and Cyprus were scouring flight logs and hotel bookings.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesGreek homicide detectives initially drew a blank when running fingerprints through local databases, prompting them to send the data to Interpol.
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The international policing body's records ultimately matched the prints to a woman born in 1988.
according to GB NewsThe building is located on Evelpidon Street.
according to GB NewsGreece is no stranger to British tourists dying, often by drowning or as a result of road accidents, in the popular holiday destination “but incidents like this are very rare,” officials said.
according to The Guardian - WorldLocal media, citing the results of a postmortem, reported that the victim had been dead for eight days before the discovery.
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