Police in Athens investigating the death of a Scottish man found inside a suitcase report further forensic findings that add to the mystery. According to the outlet’s account, officers have confirmed that the exterior of the suitcase does not contain identifiable DNA or fingerprints. The development means investigators have not yet recovered genetic material or trace impressions from the outside of the bag that could help identify who handled it or how it was placed where the body was found. The reports describe the case as ongoing, with authorities continuing their work to determine the circumstances surrounding the man’s death and the sequence of events leading to the discovery. While the lack of usable forensic evidence on the suitcase’s exterior is highlighted, the reports do not provide additional confirmed details about other investigative steps, such as examinations of interior surfaces, the man’s cause of death, or potential leads. The investigation therefore remains focused on establishing identity, causes, and responsibility, with forensic analysis forming one part of a broader effort to piece together what happened in Greece.