Rapid developments in the case of the death of the three girls from Patras
Prosecution for manslaughter with intent was brought by the Prosecutor of the Athens Prosecutor's Office, D. Eleftherianos, against the mother of the three children in Patras who died tragically, Roula Pispirigkoy.
The case file was transferred to the competent interrogator, while according to the procedure the relevant arrest warrant is expected to be issued.
The findings from the toxicology tests on Georgina appear to have been decisive in determining what exactly has happened.
According to the standard procedure, Roula Pispirigou is expected first to be taken to the General Police Directorate of Athens (GADA) - where she may already be - and then, after the case file is forwarded to the Public Prosecutor's Office, to be brought before the Public Prosecutor herself.
The acceleration of the proceedings reportedly came after information that the children's mother, Roula Pispirigou, has been shaken after the revelations and was possibly making a suicide attempt.
The substance found in Georgina
According to MEGA's information, ketamine is the substance found in the blood of Georgina, the child of the Daskalakis family in Patras, who died third in a row after his two sisters, Malena and Iris.
Information indicates that this drug was not administered by the doctors of the hospital.
"A large dose can kill in a few minutes."[/B]
"A large dose can kill in a few minutes."
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