'Killed her, took bank card, put body in a suitcase': Chilling details of the murder of aid worker who helped refugees in Greece, Afghan building cleaner arrested

26-year-old Afghan man arrested on charges of murdering British woman Elisabeth Ross in Greece where Ross used to help migrants. Two weeks after 38-year-old Elisabeth Ross was found stuffed inside a suitcase in central Athens, police arrested an Afghan suspect over the death of the British woman who was an aid worker who used to travel to Greece regularly to help refugees and homeless people. The 26-year-old Afghan man was a cleaner in the building where Ross was found dead.Greek cops said they detained the man for "intentional homicide, robbery and violation of the law (regarding) weapons." Police said the man claimed that the woman was already dead when he found her but the sleuths have been working on the theory that Elisabeth was killed in the flat.George Kalliakmanis, the president of the Attica Police Officers’ Union, told The Times: “[The suspect] and his wife worked as the cleaners of the building where Elisabeth lived. He allegedly killed her, took her bank card, and put her body in a suitcase or a box. He then transported it to the abandoned building using a trolley."“Once there, he realised the suitcase he had used would likely contain his fingerprints, so he transferred...