In the next few days the truth will shine out regarding the way in which the three angels in Patras left their lives, in a case that has haunted the entire country. After the death of Georgina, which was the result of a criminal act - with the administration of a strong dose of ketamine - the deaths of the two other children of Roula Pispirigou are also due to a crime.
With a large envelope in their hands, the two policemen of the Homicide Department went to Korydallos yesterday (Thursday) and handed 33-year-old Roula Pispirigou the summons for an anonymous statement, which she will give as the only suspect in the murders of Malena and Iris and is being asked to explain herself. According to Mega, their meeting lasted only 5 minutes. At the same time, in's information that she will be given the minimum five-day deadline set by law was confirmed and in this time she is called to prepare her statement as a suspect.
The bottom line now is that Roula Pispirigou is going the last mile as far as her "adventure" is concerned, as she claims, and the unjust accusations. The truth is ready to shine.
Over four hours meeting between Pispirigou and her lawyer
Othon Papadopoulos, Roula Pispirigou's lawyer, had a marathon, nearly four-hour meeting with her inside Korydallos prison. The lawyer refers to "contradictory witness statements".
"There is an investigation, it is not always a bad thing, it can show things, but we have indeed got hold of the file and we have seen many contradictory and conflicting data. The first and best is that all the findings on Malena's nose and Iris's cheek were described in the forensic examination as post-mortem while it is surprising that in the current conclusion of the forensic experts the characterization of the findings is changed," said Mr. Papadopoulos, speaking to ANT1, while referring to Irida's diaper, he said that "the forensic expert who examined and autopsied the child reported different conclusions from those mentioned in the current conclusion."
He insists that he has done nothing
"Our initial summons is for Friday, July 8, but we may need an extra time. There is too much to highlight and we will do so in the next few days. There are issues raised that we will consult with experts on. There are contradictions, conflicting data in the file. We have examined various witness statements, we have identified gaps and contradictions, but we will be able to report details very soon," her lawyer added, noting that "we are still at the beginning" and reiterating that Roula Pispirigou "mourns for her children" and insists that she is not involved in his deaths.
"There are many things included in testimonies that are directed in a completely different direction from the one followed by the conclusion drawn up by the appointed experts. Details when we have the whole picture," he added.
Prosecutors' order to end the case in 15 days
In 15 days "everything will be over" regarding the deaths of Malena and Iris in the high-profile Patras case. This is the order of the two prosecutors overseeing the case, who want the process to be completed within 15 days in order to consider whether to prosecute Roula Pispirigou.
The summons that the 33-year-old woman received on Thursday, according to MEGA's information, outlines exactly for which offences she will have to explain herself as a suspect and, in particular, as MEGA's judicial editor Anna Kandilis noted, as a "prime suspect" for the murders of her two children, Malena and Iris.
Source: Megatv/in.gr
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