The certainty that the death of the 6-month-old infant of the Daskalaki family-Pispirigou family in Patras due to a suffocating death was reiterated by the president of the forensic company, Grigoris Leon.
Speaking about the investigations conducted for the other two little girls, Malena and Iris, he pointed out that "at the moment we have two causes of death with pathological causes and that is why the whole process is delayed. This means that as long as there are pathological causes, we don't have a crime. We have to reverse the causes of death since all the findings indicate this."
Points for the forensic doctors
And especially for Iris, Mr. Leo pointed out that there are findings in the baby in certain organs that are the definition of asphyxia. "Combined with the wounds in the oral cavity with the cloth with blood, there is no doubt that there is a criminal act," he said.
He even took jabs at the coroner who conducted the examination on the infant, noting that "in the second report, the colleague is asked to interpret a second cause of death she has put forward, pulmonary edema. Here the question is can she on her own overturn something that has been written or should she refer it to the Commission?"
Asked if there is blame for the forensic examinations of the first two children, he said that "persons and procedures are certainly to blame. For example, we cannot in a child's autopsy have one coroner taking a brain for histological examination and the other deciding that it is not needed. So you understand that we also have a problem of procedures," he pointed out to SKAI.
In any case, he made it clear that the real causes of death of the two children will be found. "Is it possible that two children have died and we will never say the cause of death? We have two pathological causes of death that are obviously inconsistent," he commented.
Georgina's torture may not be entirely attributable to ketamine
As for Georgina, Mr. Leo stated that she was very much tortured by the man who killed her, adding, however, that he was not sure whether the previous incidents were due to ketamine. "There are situations described by both the doctors and the mother that give the impression that an attempt at suffocation and at the same time perhaps drug use cannot be ruled out. There are indications, but we cannot be sure until we get hairs from the child," he said.
Source: in.gr
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