The body of Elisabeth-Jane Ross, 38, was discovered by a homeless man inside a derelict building in the Kypseli neighbourhood of Athens on July 18. A couple of weeks on from the grisly discovery, locals in the vibrant Kypseli district have spoken of the impact Ms Ross’ death has had on those living and working there. Khalil Jebali, 29, has lived on Aiginis Street for the last four years, having moved to Greece from Tunisia about five years ago. Mr Jebali, who works in a restaurant and a call centre, said in the days following Ms Ross’ death, many in the community feared whoever was responsible would strike again. Alex, 30, works in the area very close to where Ms Ross’ body was discovered, and said it had been “disturbing” for the community to think there was been a killer in their midst.