Developments are expected in the next period, in the Patras case, as an effort is made to exploit the new evidence that has emerged after the arrest of Pispirigou, but the conclusion of the forensic experts on the deaths of Malena and Iris is approaching.[/B]
As it became known, following an order given by the investigator, DNA was taken from Daskalakis and Pispirigou in order to determine whether the blood found in vials at Karamandaneio corresponds to Georgina.
According to a report by Petros Kousoulou on the show "Truths with Zina", an anointing was received from both Manos Daskalakis and the 33-year-old woman accused of murdering her 9-year-old daughter. That is, the procedure is proceeding normally and the investigating authority is betting very much on this particular test.
It is recalled that a vial has been found in Karamandaneio and it is even alleged that this particular blood was taken before the first cardiac arrest of Georgina. "If it turns out to be Georgina's blood, a toxicology test will be able to show the relevant authorities whether the first unexplained cardiac arrest occurred due to a poisoning or a substance," it was reported.
Critical finding to be unanimous
Meanwhile, the critical finding regarding the toxicology review of the samples for Malena and Iris may be handed over to the 18th investigating magistrate even today. "They will give in their conclusion - to the unpleasant surprise of some - a clear cause of death, possibly common to both cases," it was then pointed out.
Asked if this conclusion will be unanimous, the journalist expressed his assessment that "from the reassessment that has been done, both have come to a very specific conclusion." "If it is not unanimous there is a huge issue of trust of Greek citizens in forensic scientists and forensic circles", Thanasis Katerinopoulos commented. "I estimate that it will be a joint conclusion that will be co-signed by both coroners," the journalist added.
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