British citizen Elisabeth-Jane Ross, 38, is found dead in Athens after her body is discovered inside a suitcase that authorities say was dumped in a derelict building. Multiple outlets report that text messages were sent from Ross’s phone after her death, which investigators say were intended to mislead people searching for her. The messages are described as being directed to or affecting her family, with Greek detectives alleging that someone used her phone to send them. The Independent and other reports refer to the texts as part of an apparent attempt to put those looking for Ross off the scent. Details such as the content of the messages and the exact timeline are not fully provided in the summaries available. The case is treated as a homicide investigation, with Greek authorities examining how Ross’s phone was accessed and how the messages were sent following her death. Investigators continue to determine the circumstances leading to her death and the identity and actions of the person believed to have used her phone.