Greek police could know how woman found in suitcase died 'in coming days'
A man's arrest in Greece for transporting a woman's body in a suitcase has left her American friends and Scottish family seeking answers.
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What happened
A 38-year-old Scottish woman was found dead in a suitcase in Athens. A man has been arrested and admitted to transporting the body. He is described as heavily tattooed. Greek police are seeking his American friends for questioning.
The woman's identity has not been officially released. The man's identity remains unknown. The cause of death is not yet known. The man's motive for transporting the body is not yet known.
The man's friends may hold the key to understanding his actions. The investigation is ongoing.
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Coverage (8)
- Afghan, 26, arrested over death of woman found in suitcase in Athens The Times · 1d ago
- Police hunt for 'heavily tattooed' suspect after woman's body allegedly found in suitcase WKRC · 1d ago
- Man arrested after death of British woman whose body was found inside suitcase in Athens Sky News · 1d ago
- Man admits transporting Scottish woman's body in suitcase, Greek police say BBC · 1d ago
- Man arrested after Scottish woman found dead inside suitcase in Athens The Guardian · 1d ago
- Police Searching for ‘Heavily Tattooed’ Man After Body of Woman, 38, Is Found Inside a Suitcase in Greece People.com · 1d ago
- Greek police looking for 'American friends' of dead woman found in suitcase Yahoo News Singapore · 1d ago
- Greek police could know how woman found in suitcase died 'in coming days' BBC · 1d ago
Questions people are asking
Who was the woman found in the suitcase?
The woman's identity has not been officially released. She is Scottish and 38 years old.
Who is the man arrested for transporting the body?
The man's identity has not been officially released. He is described as heavily tattooed.
What is the cause of death?
The cause of death is not yet known. Greek police expect to determine it in the coming days.
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