Huge amount of ketamine in the body of Georgina The nine episodes of convulsions Under the microscope are the deaths of Malena and Iris
The revelations of the gruesome death of 9-year-old Georgina with her mother allegedly the perpetrator are causing dismay[/B], Roula Pispirigou.
The 9-year-old Georgina "talked" and it was found that quantities of ketamine were administered in her body. The development led to the prosecution of Roula Pispirigou for manslaughter with intent.
With the help of forensic experts and the analysis of the laboratory of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, it was found that there was a high concentration of ketamine in Georgina. According to information, the doctors proved that in the unfortunate child's body the amount of ketamine was 6.5 mg per blood.
Worth mentioning is the fact that ketamine disappears from living organisms in 1.5 hours, a fact that probably the person who administered it to the child knew.
Ketamine causes convulsions, a symptom that Georgina had, as her own mother admitted.
Georgina's nine total episodes were possibly due to ketamine administration. Therefore, it cannot be ruled out that there were nine attempts of homicide against the 9-year-old girl.
At this point, the testimony of the nurse was important, who referred to the 33-year-old mother's unexpected behavior when she went to inform about little Georgina's episode. As she allegedly said, she was sluggish, made slow movements, sluggish, i.e. not indicative of the behaviour of a mother who loses her child. I thought that she wanted to ask us for a sheet for the child as she was particularly mobile, he allegedly added.
Under the microscope the deaths of Malena and Iris
It is noted that, after the thunderous developments, the deaths of the two other children of the Daskalakis family, Malena and Iris, are under the microscope of the authorities. However, coroner Sotiris Bouzianis is unable to say with certainty whether ketamine can be detected in the other two girls, expressing his doubts to the officers.
Source: in.gr
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