A British woman was seen befriending homeless people just days before her body was found in a suitcase in Athens, fuelling speculation that she was a ‘good Samaritan’ killed by someone she was trying to help.
Elizabeth-Jane Ross, 38, a committed Christian dedicated to helping vulnerable groups, was discovered by a vagrant stuffed into a suitcase in an abandoned car park in the Kypseli district on July 18.
She had been spotted by locals speaking with homeless people close to the derelict site where they sleep rough, drink alcohol and take drugs.
She is believed to have regularly visited Greece over the past
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