Μake us preferred on Google New details have emerged in the investigation into the woman whose body was found inside a suitcase in the Athens neighborhood of Kypseli, after authorities succeeded in identifying her.
Her body was discovered on July 18, while forensic experts estimate that she died approximately five to six days earlier.
Police have already located her father, a lawyer who lives in Edinburgh, and have also mapped out her network of acquaintances in Greece.
As part of the investigation, authorities have carried out searches at several homes and are examining the people she was in contact with during the final days of her life.
Toxicology Tests Expected to Be Key
Toxicology tests are expected to play a decisive role in the investigation, helping determine whether her death was linked to drug use or alcohol consumption.
So far, forensic pathologists have found no clear evidence pointing to criminal activity. However, they have not ruled out the possibility that her death may have been caused by an airway obstruction.
The advanced state of decomposition has complicated the forensic examination, with further answers expected in the coming days.
