The 69-year-old woman, who had given her house to Manos Daskalakis and Roula Pispirigou, allegedly after Malena's death, The Patras Prosecutor's Office has been investigating her death, which was initially attributed to pathological causes, for days.
An order for the exhumation of Eugenia Koutra from the First Cemetery of Patras was issued by the Patras Prosecutor's Office.
Now, as reported by ANT1, there is expected to be a consultation between the Municipality of Patreon, the EL.AS. and the Metropolitan of Patras, who will give an order to the priest in charge of the exhumation in the presence of the police and possibly a coroner.
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The Patras Prosecutor's Office has been investigating the death of the landlady of the Daskalakis-Pispirigou couple, Eugenia Koutra, for days. The 69-year-old woman, who had given her house to Manos Daskalakis and Roula Pispirigou, was allegedly afraid of being harmed after the death of Malena, the first child of the family. Her death was attributed to pathological causes.
"We are ten people in the village, her first cousins. It is a lie that there are no relatives or heirs. Eugenia was a lonely person. Her father was an officer in Patras. I met her after many years, we had no contact," her first cousin, Konstantinos Koutras, a resident of Giannopoulos Valtos, told the Star. Koutras claims that no one knew about her death.
The elderly woman was wealthy, owning real estate as well as a bank account of about 300,000 euros. However, a few months before her death, as revealed by the newspaper "Peloponnisos", it seems that Manos Daskalakis, as her proxy, had made a purchase and sale of a property on her behalf, amounting to 250.000 euros.
Source: protothema.gr
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