ATHENS — An Afghan boxer has been charged with the murder of Scottish aid worker Elisabeth-Jane Ross, whose body was discovered hidden inside a suitcase in Athens, Greek police confirmed this week.

Ross, described by her grieving family as a 'kind and selfless' individual, was a dedicated missionary whose work in Greece was widely recognized for its compassion. Tributes have poured in from those who knew her, with many characterizing her as someone who 'truly incarnated the love and passion of Jesus' through her humanitarian efforts.

Authorities were able to break the case after the suspect’s wife provided investigators with 'key' details, leading to the arrest of Sharif Ahmadzai. According to reports from The Times, the investigation into how the two individuals crossed paths has become a primary focus for police, who are working to establish the circumstances that led to the brutal killing.

Ross, a Scottish national, had been living and working in Greece at the time of her disappearance. Her death has sent shockwaves through the local community and the international aid organizations she served.

The suspect, who is reported to be a local boxer, remains in custody as the judicial process begins. Prosecutors are expected to present further evidence in the coming days as the investigation into the motives behind the killing continues.

In a statement, the victim's family expressed their devastation, requesting privacy as they mourn a woman who dedicated her life to helping others in need.

Source: BBC