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Killer of British woman found dead in suitcase in Athens ‘sent texts from her phone’

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NEWSDECK ANALYSIS
The coverage of the British woman found dead in Athens broadly agrees on the key facts of the story. However, the framing and emphasis differ across outlets. The Mirror focuses on the 'chilling last text messages', while Metro and Daily Mail take a more serious tone, focusing on the murder investigation. The Independent's headline closely matches the basic facts of the story, without adding sensationalism. The left-leaning Mirror adds a more emotive tone, while the right-leaning outlets, Metro and Daily Mail, maintain a serious tone.
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Mirror News
Chilling last text messages sent from phone of Brit woman found dead in Athens suitcase
Elisabeth-Jane Ross, 38, was found dead on July 18 in a suitcase dumped in a derelict building in Athens - Greek detectives allege text messages were sent to her family by a person using her phone
30 Jul, 09:43
The Independent
Killer of British woman found dead in suitcase in Athens ‘sent texts from her phone’
Text messages sent from Elisabeth-Jane Ross’s phone were sent in an apparent attempt to put those looking for her off the scent
30 Jul, 08:35
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Metro
British woman found dead in suitcase’s final text ‘sent by killers’ from her phone
30 Jul, 08:59
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Daily Mail
Final text from phone of British woman found dead in a suitcase in Athens revealed by police - who believe her killer sent string of messages
Police in Greece believe that the people who killed Elisabeth Jane Ross used her phone to cover up her death by sending a string of misleading messages to her family in a bid to buy time and escape.
30 Jul, 07:49