Greek police say they have ordered tests to determine whether foul play played a role in the death of Scottish woman Elisabeth-Jane Ross. According to reports, Ross’s body was found in Greece, prompting an investigation into the circumstances of her death. Police believe she died between five and seven days before she was discovered, based on current assessments. The testing is intended to clarify key aspects of the case, including whether there are any indications of criminal involvement. While authorities are treating the death as potentially suspicious until results are available, the available reporting does not specify the methods of testing or any preliminary findings. The case has drawn attention in the UK, where Ross is described as a Scottish national and the investigation continues under Greek authorities. Further updates are expected once the results of the forensic or other examinations are received, which will help determine next steps for investigators and any potential charges, if applicable.