Murder of Aramata in Agios Panteleimon: Investigation into involvement of three flatmates
The cause of death of the 24-year-old from Burkina Faso remains unclear. The 20-year-old suspect is being sought in France.
Thriller with many unanswered questions in Aramata's murder
The involvement of multiple individuals in the murder of 24-year-old Aramata, originally from Burkina Faso, is being investigated by police authorities, according to zougla.gr. The case, which has shocked public opinion, remains ongoing with critical questions still unanswered.
Three main issues are occupying investigators: how the suitcase containing the body was transported to Agios Panteleimon, what the exact cause of death was, and where the young woman lost her life.
A key suspect remains a 20-year-old from Papua New Guinea, who is believed to have fled to France and is being sought internationally. A flatmate of his testified that the 20-year-old returned to the apartment in Kolonos after having abandoned the suitcase, and confessed that he had killed Aramata, before disappearing.
The 24-year-old had visited the apartment on 29 October, one day after her arrival in Athens from Folegandros. In the same apartment, besides the suspect, two other men of African origin were living.
The Homicide Division is conducting a thorough investigation into the role of these two men in the crime. In parallel, the forensic examination has not yet formally determined the cause of death, although it is estimated that the 20-year-old caused asphyxiation — a fact which would explain the absence of scratches on the victim's body.
Police are seeking additional evidence with the aim of establishing the charge of manslaughter and issuing an arrest warrant against the 20-year-old.
Source: Google News GR — Crime (el)