A BRITISH WOMAN’S FAMILY COULD BE FORCED TO WAIT MONTHS FOR THE ANSWERS THEY SO DESPERATELY NEED after her b0::dy was tragically discovered inside a suitcase in Greece
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Crucial tests to confirm Brit suitcase victim’s cause of death may still take MONTH as ‘killer’ languishes in Greek jail
CRUCIAL tests to establish the cause of death of a British woman found dead in a suitcase in Greece could still take months, authorities say.
Sharif Ahmadzai, 26, a boxer from Afghanistan has been charged with the murder of Elisabeth Ross, 38, and now faces an 18-month wait in jail before his trial.
Scottish aid worker Elisabeth Ross was found dead last monthCredit: UGC/UNPIXS
Suspected suitcase killer Sharif Ahmadzai has been remanded in custodyCredit: Pixel8000
The body of Elisabeth was discovered by a homeless man in a derelict building in the Kypseli area of Athens last month.
After a frantic few days of investigations, Ahmadzai was detained and accused of her murder, as well as robbery and weapons offences.
He has been to two court hearings since and is now set to spend the next 18 months in the notorious Korydallos Prison – packed with terrorists, rapists and murderers.
A police source told The Sun: “What lies ahead are gruelling conditions of pre-trial custody. Korydallos is no picnic.”
