New evidence is coming to light in the case of the 38-year-old British woman whose body was found in a suitcase in an abandoned building in Kypseli on July 18.
According to a report by the Daily Mail, the woman’s mobile phone continued to be used even after her death.
In fact, as the report states, text messages were allegedly sent from her device to create the impression that the 38-year-old was still alive and to delay the discovery of the crime.
“The phone was being used. They were even sending messages, obviously to make people believe she was alive,” a Greek police officer stated.
The body was discovered on the afternoon of Saturday, July 18, by a homeless man, who notified the authorities when he noticed a suitcase from which something resembling a human limb was protruding.
The woman had no identification documents, and the initial examination of the body revealed no visible injuries or signs of a struggle.
The Greek authorities initially checked her fingerprints against domestic databases without success and then turned to international databases via Interpol, where she was finally identified as 38-year-old British woman Elizabeth Jane Ross.
