A Greek man is found guilty of murdering Scottish woman Jean Hanlon, 17 years after her death on the Greek island of Crete. Hanlon, from Dumfries, was found in 2009 in waters off Heraklion, including near the harbour area, where her body was recovered. Multiple reports identify the case as a murder conviction following a trial held at Lassithi Mixed Assize Court on Friday, where the court returned a guilty verdict. BBC News reports that the man is sentenced to 10 years in prison for the killing. Other outlets similarly describe the victim as a Scottish mother and state that the man was known to her. Several sources also note that Hanlon’s family reacted to the outcome in court. The reporting is consistent that the conviction relates to the 2009 discovery of Hanlon’s body near Heraklion and that the sentencing handed down by the court is 10 years.