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[Cyprus Times] Doctors' testimonies "burn" Pispirigou. "She was indifferent, with strange movements"

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In their testimonies, the doctors say that Pispirigou's behavior did not correspond to that of a mother whose child was hospitalized "Georgina was a child in excellent physical and clinical condition, she could not have experienced such a serious episode."

New testimonies of doctors from the Karamandaneio hospital, are seeing the light of day and as it emerges from what the doctors claimed to the 18th Investigator, Georgina was a child in excellent physical and clinical condition, who could not have experienced such a serious episode as the one that led to the first cardiac arrest. On 9 April, while the 9-year-old had been examined and was about to be discharged, the mother informed the doctors that the child was vomiting.

Specifically, as stated in a statement, a doctor at the Karamandaneio Hospital of Patras who examined Georgina said:

"In general, she had a good clinical picture. She seemed a child distressed because of the vomiting she had previously done. During the visit the mother was somewhat aggressive and told us: This child will be discharged."

In another statement it is stated that while during a regular visit of the doctors, the child was again in good condition, that same evening suddenly his health deteriorated:

"The mother, reported to me that Georgina while sleeping woke up with abdominal pain, tendency to vomit, coughing and salivation. I immediately examined her and she had no acoustic findings and nothing else of note on physical examination."

In their statements, the doctors talk about characteristic indifference, strange movements and that her behavior did not correspond to that of a mother whose child was hospitalized.

Meanwhile, a series of testimonies will begin in the coming days from 40 doctors at the Rio hospital, who are expected to report on the nine suspicious episodes suffered by the little girl. In fact, five of them have been filmed.Under the microscope of the authorities are the calls to and from Roula's phone.



Under the microscope of experts are the calls to and from the phone of Roula Pispirigou, shortly before the 9-year-old girl was hospitalized at Karamandaneio.

At 07.11 on the morning of the following Wednesday, April 8, she calls 911, possibly to inquire about the hospital where she is on call.

At 8 she calls her then lawyer Yannis Kotta, while 3 minutes later she calls Manos Daskalakis.

It is surprising that while Roula Pispirigou has testified that she went to Karamandaneio with her mother and sister, the calls to their mobile phones while she was in the hospital, are repeated

Pispirigou "annoyed" by the publication of the text messages

Roula Pispirigou was visited in prison on Tuesday afternoon by her lawyer, Othon Papadopoulos. According to him, he discussed with her about the text messages that are part of the case file, while on his way out of the visiting room, he said that Roula's messages with Manos and her sister "are real and everyone can interpret them as they want."

"It is one of the many technical issues that are being examined in detail and with care."

"It is one of the many technical issues that are being examined in detail and with care. Some say something one way others say it another way. It is the result of the fact that the investigation is still open, it has not led to a conclusive clear conclusion, it is being investigated from all sides and there is no answer to the question yet.At first she was bothered by the publication of these messages, to the extent that they contained some of her personal thoughts and feelings, which she expressed through these messages, "said her lawyer,while arguing that there are many technical issues that have not been clarified in the file, such as the time of death of Georgina.

For her part, Roula Pispirigou seems to have been disturbed by the publication of her messages.

Source: protothema.gr


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