The lifting of privacy brings to the surface new evidence about what Roula Pispirigou was searching for in Patras and Athens, while 9-year-old Georgina was fighting to stay alive.
At the moment, one of the stages of the investigation[/B] has been completed and this concerns checking the sim cards and memory cards. In the coming days, the 8 mobile phones will be checked, as well as the computers seized from the home of the 33-year-old accused of intentional homicide. Already, searches have been found
[/B] characterized by the authorities as suspicious for the route of ketamine.[/P]As Alpha reported, 27 Google searches were found for medicinal preparations between January 12, 2022 and March 30, 2022, the day she was arrested.
On January 17, Roula Pispirigou searched the internet for medical books and substances, including ketamine. But the search is not straightforward. She does not type the word "ketamine". On Jan. 19, Georgina develops a new problem and the countdown to her life essentially begins.
On Jan. 26, three days before the 9-year-old's death, a Google ad for ketamine arrives.
Manolis Sfakianakis, who served for years as head of the ELA's Electronic Crime Unit, stands by it. As he says, the ads come minimally, 3-4 days after a relevant search. This is something that Homicide officers have in mind and now they are asked to find out what else is lurking and they have to find.
The unfortunate girl, in any case, died on January 29, when her mother was inside the single room. The doctors had not been through the ward for a full hour and death from ketamine occurred no later than 20 minutes after it was administered.
On 30 March, the day Roula Pispirigou was arrested in Patras, she searched for ketamine. Something that she herself has mentioned in her testimony. As she had said, she heard the revelation of Vassilis Lambropoulos on Live News with Nikos Evangelatos and then she searched for the substance. At that moment when I heard about this finding from journalist Lambropoulos on the Mega channel, I went online to find out what the substance was and at the same time I was talking to Manos on Messenger and informing him what the TV was saying. Not 15 minutes later I was arrested. For the first time, I learned more substantial knowledge about the substance ketamine after my arrest, from my lawyers and from my relatives, who on their own looked it up to see what this substance is," Roula Pispirigou had told the interrogator.
What her lawyers respond
The lawyers representing her stress that the above evidence confirms their client's allegations. As they stress, Roula Pispirigou never directly searched for ketamine, only on the afternoon of March 30, as she said from the first stanza. They reiterate that the 33-year-old is innocent as they say she has nothing to do with either the death of Georgina or the unexplained death of her other two children.
As they say, it is not possible for a person to be in jail for Google ads. Roula Pispirigou is in constant communication with them to get detailed information about all the latest information that has come out. She remains for the 11th day in the women's prison of Korydallos and watches all the news broadcasts on the TV in her cell.
Source: in.gr
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