Greek Man Found Guilty of Murdering Scottish Woman in Crete
A Greek man has been found guilty of murdering a Scottish woman in Crete 17 years ago.
Jean Hanlon's body was discovered in the water off Heraklion in March 2009.
A 54-year-old man—who, under Greek law, will remain unnamed until the court process, including any appeals, is complete—was convicted following a four-day trial at the Lasithi Law Courts in Neapoli.
The court acknowledged his diminished responsibility due to mental health conditions.
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