Family search for answers

Two brothers who believe their mother was murdered in Greece say they have made progress after visiting Crete. 53-year-old Jean Hanlon died on the island in 2009. Sons Micheal and David Porter have just returned after meeting local prosecutors who say they will re-examine evidence in the case.

The family of a woman who was found dead on a Greek island more than three years ago are flying out to the country for answers surrounding her death.

Jean Hanlon, from Dumfries, was found in the sea with a broken neck on Crete in 2009. Greek authorities are closing the case into the 53-year-old's death because of a lack of evidence.

However her two sons, David and Michael Porter, are travelling to the island today to push for the investigation to continue.

A grieving family say they'll fight on to find out how their mother died in Crete despite being told by authorities that her case is closed.

Jean Hanlon, from Dumfries, died on the Greek island in mysterious circumstances in 2009. The 53-year-old was found in the sea with a broken neck, and her two sons say they're convinced it wasn't an accident.

David and Michael Porter are travelling to Crete on Tuesday to push for the investigation to continue.