The body of a Serbian national was found on August 10 in an apartment on the greek island of Corfu.
The media reports that he was on vacation.
Greek media reported that he died after swallowing five packs filled with drugs, possibly cocaine.
He is suspected of renting an apartment in Corfu on August 7 and was found lifeless in one of the rooms of the apartment.
After the autopsy, it was discovered that he had swallowed five packets filled with narcotics. Each weighed 83 grams.
A court expert said traces of other psychoactive substances have been found in the blood of serbian citizens.
"The plastic packs didn't close when he swallowed them. As a result, his organs began to swell, causing water to collect in the lungs. He eventually died of this," the court expert said.