A Greek man has been found guilty of murdering Scottish tourist Jean Hanlon in Crete 17 years ago. Hanlon's body was discovered in waters off Heraklion in March 2009.
A four-day trial at the Lasithi Law Courts in Neapoli concluded with the conviction of a 54-year-old man, who will not be named until the conclusion of the legal process, including any appeals, according to Greek law. The court acknowledged his diminished responsibility due to existing mental health conditions.
The man was sentenced to 10 years for the killing of Hanlon, who was originally from Dumfries.