Leo with a sketch shows how the cuts on Malena's face are compatible with suffocation He shows how the suffocation of little Malena in Patras could have occurred
Investigations into the circumstances under which little Iris and Malena ended up in Patras are intensifying. A post made by Grigoris Leo vividly describes how Malena could have been driven to suffocation.
As forensic pathologist Gregory Leon writes on twitter: "In Malena it is important to properly evaluate all the child's facial injuries from the photos taken.
The height of the lacerations at the base of the nose (high) is fully compatible with asphyxia. The perpetrator of the photograph (from the literature) is left-handed."
In Malena it is important to properly assess all of the child's facial injuries from the photographs taken. The amount of lacerations at the base of the nose (high) is fully consistent with asphyxia. The perpetrator in the photograph (from the literature) is left-handed #patras pic.twitter.com/ofqCZmPwL2
- Grigoris Leo (@grigorisleon) April 19, 2022
As a reminder, the exhumation of little Malena's remains scheduled for Good Tuesday will not take place. As it has become known, after three years have passed since the death, it is necessary to transfer the remains, however, due to the special circumstances with which the family is faced, this procedure will be postponed within six months.
The second report of forensic expert Socrates Tsantiris on Malena
Forensic expert Socrates Tsantiris was appointed by the Athens Prosecutor's Office for any medical errors in Malena's case. The girl died on 13/4/2019, the appointment was made almost two years later (5/3/2021) and the report was delivered on 14/4/2021. When Mr.Tsantiris started his investigation for possible medical errors, Iris and Georgina had already died while she had made her first admission to the hospital.
Specifically it says:
"Maria Eleni Daskalaki died on 13.04.2019 from undetermined causes. The autopsy did not establish a cause of death, the toxicological examination did not establish poisoning and the histological examination established a cenotopic degeneration of liver cells" and the death was attributed to liver failure.
He also said that no wrong forensic diagnosis results because the autopsy - necropsy cannot in all cases show a clear cause of death and in these cases a histological examination is requested. On the one hand, the unclear causes are noted, on the other hand, the forensic diagnosis is not wrong and calls for further investigation into the causes.
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