Manos Daskalakis declares civil action against Pispirigou "I want to know the truth about my children. Where the ketamine was found, where the ketamine was obtained from," says the estranged husband of the 33-year-old
The investigative inquiry into the death of 9-year-old Tzortzina Daskalakis on January 29, 2022 at the Aglaia Kyriakou Children's Hospital is now proceeding rapidly. In the next few hours, it is not excluded that Roula Pispirigou's estranged husband will cross the interrogator's threshold, in order to support the charge of manslaughter with intent that has been charged to her 33-year-old partner for the death of their 9-year-old daughter.
According to information, Manos Daskalakis is expected to come to the interrogation office today or tomorrow accompanied by a lawyer to declare a civil action. He has now completely distanced himself from the 33-year-old, immediately after her arrest and the indictment against her, which wants her to have poisoned her daughter with a large amount of ketamine in the ward of the Children's Hospital in Athens. In an interview Manos Daskalakis has said: "I want to know the truth about my children. Where the ketamine was found, where the ketamine was obtained from. How did he give it? What happened to my other two children. My position is clear. I have nothing to fear from anyone or anything. I want to know the truth about my children."
Regardless of the plea statement that the father of the unfortunate Georgina seems determined to submit, the 18th regular interrogator investigating the case, Christina Salappa, has proceeded a few hours after the pre-trial detention of Roula Pispirigou, to specific investigative actions in order to provide answers to critical questions of the whole case.
In particular, an interrogator has already requested the lifting of the telephone privacy of the 33-year-old accused. The aim is to clarify in a clear way how Roula Pispirigou procured ketamine, which she administered, according to the indictment, in large quantities to her daughter Georgina.
In fact, as reported, at the home of the accused in Patras, the authorities found and confiscated eight mobile phones which are now under the "microscope" to retrieve their data, even if they no longer work. Furthermore, important evidence for the interrogation is not excluded to contribute to the investigation on the e-mail correspondence of Roula Pispirigou, in order to determine whether she was indeed seeking, through the Internet, to obtain ketamine
At the same time, immediately expected to be called to testify in the interrogation as witnesses doctors and nurses from the Karamandaneio Hospital of Patras, the Onassis Heart Surgery Center and the Children's "Aglaia Kyriakou" where 9-year-old Georgina was hospitalized and ended up.
Also, the door of the interrogator will pass to examine persons of the relatives of Roula Pispirigou as well as her now estranged husband Manos Daskalakis.
For her part, the 33-year-old accused, who is now temporarily detained in Korydallos, insists on denying the charge against her and during her apology to the interrogator she attributed the death of her child to "human error, without this being recorded". As she claimed at the time when the doctors of "Aglaia Kyriakou" were trying to keep her child alive, and while she had been asked to leave the room, "it is extremely likely that this substance was administered to Georgina by medical error, under the pressure of the situation that had arisen."
"I did not have nor have in my possession such a pharmaceutical substance, nor could I have obtained it," the 33-year-old also pointed out during her apology to add: "This substance is not available in pharmacies and is distributed exclusively by the relevant government agencies in a strictly limited context, only in two uses, one of which is pediatric surgery."
Source: Proto Thema
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