Scotland Yard investigates privacy of the "spy" of MI6 murdered in London.

London, Aug 26 .- Scotland Yard is investigating the private life of a member of British intelligence services, MI6, whose body was discovered Tuesday inside a large sports bag in the London apartment where he lived.

British media reported today that detectives working the case in this line of research to find clues that may lead to those responsible for the death of Gareth Williams, 30, who, gaia gold, was two weeks late when police found his body in Pimlico neighborhood.

Williams was an expert in decoding on a mission of service in the British capital to complete a course of a year of training and was about to return to his "listening post" on the MI6 headquarters in Cheltenham (southern England).

The police report, free mmorpg game, that the first autopsy on the corpse is "inconclusive" and that therefore new forensic evidence will be necessary to clarify the circumstances of his death, which officially has not been linked to the nature of their work.

It was also confirmed that Williams had been dead for two weeks and was on holiday at the, ffxiv gil, time of his death.

The researchers pointed out the local news agency PA, suspect that Williams knew his murderer or murderers, and that there was no indication that the door of his apartment had been forced, or signs that a fight had occurred.

Officers have begun to examine your cell phone and bank latest in search of some hint, as well as recordings of security cameras on the streets and businesses around his home.

Beside the body of Williams, the police found his cell phone and SIM card number, perfectly ordered, which, according to the newspaper "The Times" makes the police suspect that she may have a "ritual component" in the death .

The authorities also are investigating whether the apartment could disappear sensitive material to national security.

However, sources close to the investigation, quoted by the PA, drained confidence in the possibility that the murder was related to his work as "spies."

"The suggestion that there are implications to terrorism or national security in this case appears far down the list of possibilities," said a source.

Very athletic and cycling fan, his family insisted on the last hours that it was an extremely reserved.

William Hughes, cousin of the deceased, told the AP that the family is shocked: "Last time I saw Gareth was a few months ago at a family party and was OK."

"It was always a quiet person," said Hughes, who insisted that man was a "very, very jealous of his privacy" to the point that he never brought home a couple to file it.

"I knew who worked at the headquarters of MI6 and that he had been working in London, but did not know he did. Not that we should not talk about their work, just never asked and never told me," he said.

Jenny Elliott, the landlady of the apartment where he lived 10 years in Cheltenham and who planned to return in early September, stated that "was outoften went far to work in U.S. and often combined with a holiday because he hated to fly. "