The President of the Forensic Society, Grigoris Leon, called for a thorough examination of all medical data on 9-year-old Georgina from Patras.
"I am not sure that all episodes have been done in the same way, the child was tortured," Mr. Leon, explaining that the first episode may have resulted from an effort like the two previous children of the Daskalakis and Pispirigou families.
- Pispirigou's sister's allegations about Daskalakis: On the day of the cardiac arrest she stayed for a few hours with Georgina[/B]
- Pispirigkoy's extramarital affair with a relative of Manos. "He was beating her with Georgina present."
The administration of ketamine to the child, Mr. Leo said, was the last attempt at his murder: "This child was big. He couldn't have handled it easily so obviously the ketamine was a valuable tool to stun the child. It was a last ditch effort but not the only one." On whether Georgina resisted, Gregory Leon said that a child with encephalopathy due to the first episode, cannot physically react but can for example scream or draw.
"When we have 9 incidents, which happened outside the supervision of doctors and even in the presence of certain people, there is no doubt that they point to an exogenous factor that leads the child either to death or near death if doctors do not intervene," he said.
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- Daskalaki's "accusation" against Pispirigou. The "prophetic" dream, children, threats and the sick relationship[/B]
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"The truth has enemies"
At the same time, he is reportedly receiving death threats. The president of the Greek Forensic Society says he is certain that the deaths of both 6-month-old Iris and Malena were suffocating
In a post on Twitter, he publishes a report titled "Thriller in Patras - Threats to Leo - They'll find you slaughtered" and stresses: "The truth has enemies. We will live without fear and face them too."
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