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The developments in the case of the death of the three children of the Daskalakis family in Patras are expected to be dramatic in the coming days - or even hours.
According to reports, the noose has been tightened around a member of Roula Pispirigou's close family.
Based on the information gathered by the Hellenic Police, there are serious chances that at least one more arraignment will be ordered by the Athens Homicide Department and possibly after the testimony an arrest will be made for the complex case.
Characteristic is the statement of Dimitra Pispirigou, sister of 33-year-old Roula, accused of the murder of Georgina.Although she categorically denies any involvement[/B] in the deaths of the three children, she made an ironic comment about the police investigations.
Asked by ANT1 how she is spending these hours, she replied, "I am waiting for my arrest..."
It is worth noting that she was the one who found 6-month-old Iris dead in her crib, while from the very first moment she declared her confidence in the innocence of her sister, who has been taken into custody.
However, the authorities have already put not only one person in the frame, but more as they believe that they are involved in one way or another in the complex case.
"I am always at the disposal of the authorities"
Dimitra Pispirigou, speaking to Alpha, tried to go on the counterattack saying that not only is she not considered a suspect by the authorities, but she has not even been called for a statement.
At the same time, she defended her accused sister for the murder of 9-year-old Georgina, stating that she is in custody in Korydallos, without evidence, except for the ketamine, which according to her is not connected to the children's mother.
"Personally, not only am I not considered a suspect, but the police have not even called me for a statement. But I am always at the disposal of the authorities for anything needed," she said.
Everything points to accomplices in the crime
As the former president of the Correctional Officers' Association, Antonis Aravantinos, stated a few days ago, such a crime cannot be committed without an accomplice.
"Guilty or innocent, I would prefer her to be innocent. If she is guilty, the courts will say so and it will go down in history as the most tragic crime of the century," he noted.
For his part, Thanasis Katerinopoulos believes that the case is overdue.
"Every citizen must inform the authorities when he suspects the commission of a crime. The Smile of the Child is an NGO, not a public authority. The doctors ought to have informed either the police or the prosecutor. Maybe things would have been completely different."
"We also saw the father asking the teacher to put the child in the ICU to hydrate him. It seems that not only the mother has medical knowledge, but also the father. He is requesting admission to the ICU for hydration. You heard, you heard..." commented Thanasis Katerinopoulos.
Source: in.gr
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