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Greek police charge Afghan national with murder of British woman
Suspect Charged
A 26-year-old Afghan national has been charged with homicide, robbery, and weapons offences in connection with the murder of a British national found in a suitcase in Athens.
A 26-year-old Afghan national has been charged with homicide, robbery, and weapons offences in connection with the murder of a British national found in a suitcase in Athens.
Investigative Depth
The case reflects the coordination between Greek authorities and international agencies, notably the UK’s National Crime Agency, highlighting effective transnational cooperation in complex criminal investigations.
The case reflects the coordination between Greek authorities and international agencies, notably the UK’s National Crime Agency, highlighting effective transnational cooperation in complex criminal investigations.
Official Statement
“We are committed to bringing justice for Elisabeth-Jane Ross and will ensure thorough cooperation with all authorities involved in the investigation,” said a spokesperson from the Greek police.
“We are committed to bringing justice for Elisabeth-Jane Ross and will ensure thorough cooperation with all authorities involved in the investigation,” said a spokesperson from the Greek police.
Afghan arrested over murder of 38-year-old Briton found in suitcase in Greece
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Greek police have solved the murder of a 38-year-old British national whose body was found inside a suitcase in an abandoned building in Athens’ Kypseli district in July.
A 26-year-old Afghan national has been identified and charged with homicide, robbery, and weapons offences. The suspect is reported to have confessed to some of his actions to Greek authorities.
After the woman’s body was found, the case was taken over by the Department of Crimes against Life and Personal Freedom, part of the Sub-Directorate for the Investigation of Crimes against Life and Property within the Directorate for Combating Organised Crime (DAOE).
In the initial phase of the investigation, specialist officers from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations conducted an on-site examination and biological testing of the body.
Despite the advanced state of decomposition and difficult environmental conditions, they were able to recover usable fingerprints from the victim.
A request for information was sent through the Interpol Division of the Directorate of International Police Cooperation at the Hellenic Police Headquarters.
In response, US authorities confirmed that the fingerprints belonged to a 38-year-old British national.
Investigators established that the victim, identified in media reports as Elisabeth-Jane Ross from Scotland, had come to Greece on June 26 and resided at a friend’s home in the Piraeus area until July 10, when she left for an unknown location within the wider Attica region.
Through the ensuing investigation — drawing on collected evidence and digital analysis of video footage — the Department of Crimes against Life and Personal Freedom confirmed the involvement of the 26-year-old suspect.
He was brought in for questioning on Thursday at the headquarters of the Directorate for Combating Organised Crime, where, according to police, he admitted to his actions.
Investigators determined that the suspect had placed the victim’s body in a suitcase and transported it to the abandoned site.
In the days that followed, he used the victim’s bank cards to withdraw cash. A search of his home turned up a replica pistol and a knife, both of which were seized, leading to an additional charge of weapons violations.
Police noted that the investigation involved cooperation with a liaison officer from the UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA), as well as with Police Scotland.
The suspect has been brought before the relevant prosecutor’s office.
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Get you up to speed: Some Hershey Kisses recalled in Canada due to undeclared almonds
Hershey’s Canada has recalled certain products in its Creamy Milk Chocolate Kisses line due to an allergic nut reaction reported by a consumer. The incident indicates a potential allergic risk associated with the affected candies.
Hershey’s Canada has initiated a recall for specific Creamy Milk Chocolate Kisses products due to potential allergen contamination. Health authorities have advised consumers to check packaging for specific lot numbers linked to the incident.
Hershey’s Canada has initiated a recall of certain Creamy Milk Chocolate Kisses products after an allergic reaction incident was reported, highlighting the need for stringent allergen safety measures. The company aims to resolve the situation promptly by reviewing its manufacturing processes and ensuring that all products meet safety standards.
What remains unclear — The specific products affected by the recall have not been detailed.
Hershey’s recalls some Creamy Milk Chocolate Kisses in Canada due to undeclared almonds
Hershey’s Canada has recalled some products in its Creamy Milk Chocolate Kisses line following a report of a person suffering an allergic nut reaction after eating the candy.
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