Greek authorities are currently investigating the tragic death of a Scottish woman, Elisabeth-Jane Ross, whose body was discovered inside a suitcase in an abandoned building in Athens. The 38-year-old, also known as Lisa, was found by a homeless individual in the Kypseli neighborhood on July 18, three days after she went missing. Police suspect she had been deceased for approximately eight days before being found.
Law enforcement officials are conducting a post-mortem examination and expediting toxicology tests to determine the cause of death of the British national. Additionally, forensic analysis on the suitcase where Lisa’s body was found revealed no fingerprints or DNA, indicating a deliberate effort to conceal evidence.
Authorities are closely scrutinizing a homeless man known as ‘Markos’ as a primary suspect in the case. Markos, who is in his 40s and reportedly a drug user and heavy drinker, frequented the area where Lisa’s remains were discovered but has since vanished. Investigators are also focusing on identifying individuals Lisa mentioned visiting in Kypseli, believed to be American friends, as part of their ongoing inquiries.
While the investigation unfolds, Greek police remain committed to unraveling the circumstances surrounding Elisabeth-Jane Ross’s untimely demise. They are working diligently to piece together the events leading to her tragic end and are determined to bring closure to the case in the near future.