Found lifeless in a suitcase in Athens, new details dawned for 24-year-old

New details have been whitened by investigations into the death of 24-year-old Burkina Faso, whose body was found hidden inside a suitcase in the area of Agios Panteleimona in Athens on Sunday afternoon, November 8th.

The new one had been working as a cleaning woman on the island of Folegandro during the tourist season before arriving in the Greek capital on October 28th.

According to information made public by the police investigation, on the day of arrival in Athens, the 24-year-old met with an acquaintance from Cameroon. During the conversation, she had told him that she would go to the city center to have a cup of coffee. But since October 29th, her tracks were lost. Cameroon’s acquaintance was the person who denounced its disappearance on November 4th at the Kypsel commissioner’s, having received no news from her.

However, according to authorities, investigations have so far ruled out his involvement in the event. Another element being considered by police is the fact that in the case where the body was found, there was no 24-year-old cell phone and no other personal items.

Hellenic Police Department officers are focusing their investigation into a restricted area around the intersection of Alkamenous and Charisisis, in Agios Panteleimonas. Allegations are that the author may be connected to the area or familiar with it.

The briefcase was discovered by a passerby who, after feeling a strong wind, reported the police. After arriving at the scene and controlling it, the effective discovered the lifeless body of the young woman.

The identification was made through fingerprints, as its data was located in the Greek police database. According to information, it was previously identified by authorities for violating foreign legislation, specifically for illegal access to Greece.

From the first forensic examinations, it was suspected that 24-year-olds had passed away about seven days before she was found. The cause of death remains unclear.

The body had no visible injuries, and its feet were found bound. Investigators are trying to rebuild the latest new movements from arrival in Athens on October 28th to the moment of death.

The goal is to find out who he’s been communicating with, who may have been the last person he’s ever met, and who transported him and abandoned the briefcase in the area of Agios Pantheleimona.

Source Layer: Insander