A Greek man is found guilty of murdering Scottish woman Jean Hanlon in Crete about 17 years ago, according to reports. Hanlon, from Dumfries, died after her body was discovered in the water off the Greek island of Crete in 2009. The case is linked to the area of Heraklion, with outlets describing her body being found near the island’s Heraklion region. Following the conviction, the man is sentenced to 10 years in prison for the killing. The conviction and sentencing refer to the same incident in 2009, when Hanlon’s death was discovered offshore. The reports agree on Hanlon’s Scottish origin, the location in Crete where her body was found, the year of the incident, and the prison term imposed after the guilty verdict. The coverage focuses on the outcome of the court proceedings and the details surrounding the discovery of Hanlon’s body in 2009, rather than additional circumstances of the case.