Sharif Ahmadzai, an Afghan national, is accused in Athens of killing a British woman and concealing her body in a suitcase. According to reports, Ahmadzai arrived in Greece in 2016 after traveling by small boat when he was an unaccompanied minor. He is due to appear in court in Athens on Wednesday.
One outlet also reports that investigators say Ahmadzai sent messages to the woman’s friends intended to mislead them about the circumstances of her death. The claim describes texts in which the sender allegedly pretended to be a jihadist and portrayed himself as confessing to having killed her because she was a Christian. The details of the allegation are presented as part of the prosecution case, and no court outcome is reported in the excerpts provided.
The available information focuses on the alleged killing, the concealment of the body in a suitcase, Ahmadzai’s immigration history to Greece, and the reported content of messages attributed to him. The case is set for a court appearance in Athens.
