NewsWorld newsCrimeElisabeth-Jane Ross was found dead in a suitcase in Athens as police continue to probe the mysterious death - cops have now revealed they found no fingerprints on the luggage11:39, 02 Aug 2026Police in Greece investigating the death of a Scottish woman whose body was found stuffed in a suitcase in an abandoned building have shared an update on their probe.‌The body of Elisabeth-Jane Ross, 38, was found by a homeless man in the neighbourhood of Kypseli, Athens, around 1pm on July 18. Elisabeth, also known as Lisa, vanished on July 15 and police previously said they believe she could have been dead for around eight days before she was found.‌Cops have revealed a post-mortem is being carried out and they are fast-tracking toxicology tests in the case to determine how the British woman died.‌Greek police also shared an update on their tests on the suitcase Lisa was found in. They said no fingerprints or DNA were discovered on the luggage, according to the Daily Mail.A spokesperson for the force, Konstantina Dimoglidou, said: "Our priority is to get to the bottom of who left the suitcase. Whoever they were was careful not to leave fingerprints or DNA.‌"We've had the entire homicide division of the Greek FBI working on the case. We're in contact with other police forces. We're going to solve this."Police have not yet determined the 38-year-old's cause of death and have not confirmed whether the case is being treated as a murder investigation. The spokesperson, speaking to the BBC, said the force could have test results in the "coming days".This comes after police in Greece also reportedly named their "prime suspect" in the investigation as a homeless man named 'Markos known to frequent the area where the Lisa's body was found. He has not been seen in the area since Lisa's body was found, according to the Daily Mail.Article continues belowHe was described as being a drug user and heavy drinker and allegedly has a reputation for being aggressive, according to the Mail. Markos is also said to be heavily covered in tattoos and in his 40s.Lisa is said to have travelled to Greece on June 29 through Cyprus after arriving from the US. She was staying in the Keratsini area of Athens with Greek friends, who have been cleared of any wrongdoing. Lisa had told these pals she was going to visit "American friends" in Kypseli.Police added that they are also working to identify these "American friends". A spokesperson for the Greek police said: "We do not yet know who the people she visited (in Kypseli) are, nor whether they are Americans or if they even exist. We are trying to find out where she went and who she stayed with."Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌GreeceCrime