The investigation into the death of Elisabeth Ross, a Scottish aid worker found in a suitcase in Athens, faces a delay of at least a month for test results. Ross, who was volunteering with a refugee support group, was discovered on July 18, and initial reports indicated asphyxiation as the probable cause of death.
As the investigation continues, readers should monitor updates on the forensic test results and the trial of Ahmadzai, which could reveal more about the circumstances surrounding Ross's tragic death. The case highlights the risks faced by aid workers in conflict zones.