British man arrested in Ecuador after woman’s body found in suitcase in Colombia
A British man, Matthew Ashley Foster-Smith, has been arrested in Ecuador in connection with the death of Natalia Villalba in Bogotá, Colombia. Villalba's body was discovered inside a suitcase in an apartment on June 18th.

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AI-generatedA British man, Matthew Ashley Foster-Smith, has been arrested in Ecuador in connection with the death of Natalia Villalba in Bogotá, Colombia. Villalba's body was discovered inside a suitcase in an apartment on June 18th. Colombian authorities accuse Foster-Smith of beating Villalba to death, concealing her body in a suitcase, and fleeing the scene. Foster-Smith, from Dorset, reportedly contacted a newspaper claiming an alibi, stating he was watching a World Cup match. His phone calls are believed to have aided authorities in locating him. Dorset police assisted in the operation, and an arrest warrant and Interpol red notice had been issued. The UK's Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office is providing support to the detained British national.
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5 extractedDorset police assisted in locating Foster-Smith before his arrest at Quito international airport.
The attorney general’s office in Colombia stated Foster-Smith is accused of beating Villalba to death, concealing the body, and fleeing.
Foster-Smith claimed he was watching an England World Cup match on TV at the time of the incident.
Foster-Smith is alleged to have caused the death of 36-year-old Natalia Villalba in Bogotá on June 18.
British man Matthew Ashley Foster-Smith arrested in Ecuador after woman's body found in suitcase in Colombia.