More light on the case is expected to be shed by the new drawings, and the notes left behind by little Georgina.
Specifically, seven months after Malena's death, Georgina fills brightly coloured Christmas sketches
But her yellow letters reveal that for her, her little sister is not dead. She is close to her, next to her and their mother.
Georgina's notes
As can be seen from the images published by the Star, the drawings, which are already being investigated by experts, are expected to further "unlock" Georgina's soul and her relationship with her mother.
"Some words are repetitive and others are new. We'll look at the drawings that aren't very good, we'll look at the non-repeated words and we'll be able to come up with a result. Children have a magical ability to record what they feel by drawing or talking but we have to be sure of what we say," psychiatrist Dimitris Souras tells Star.
In addition to her sister, little Georgina also writes wishes to her dad.
But apart from the new findings, experts are also examining the dedications, drawings and thoughts the little angel "leaves" on paper, such as the one she wrote to her mom, calling her "mean and selfish."
The above evidence, as well as the new testimony of the coroner, Christina Tsakonas, is expected to clarify how Georgina, Malena and Iris met their tragic deaths.
There was a development in the investigation today, as the police editor of Vima and Neon, Vassilis Lambropoulos, revealed to MEGA, the coroner said in her current testimony that it is necessary to investigate thoroughly whether Malena's death is murder, suggesting that the girl be exhumed to take not only hair but also bone marrow in order to determine whether her death was caused by a toxic substance.
It is noted that the coroner in her testimony last Friday stressed that the report she had made was correct based on the data she had received from the hospital, which mentioned the chemotherapy Malena was receiving for leukaemia.
The coroner had assessed that the liver damage was a result of the drugs the little girl was receiving. However, the data will have to be re-examined, following the revelations that emerged from the death of Georgina.
Chilling revelations about the investigations into the deaths of Malena and Iris
It is recalled that the epilogue of the thriller with the three dead children in Patras is expected to be written in less than two weeks, as the authorities are in the final stages of the investigation they have started.
The mother of the three children, Roula Pispirigou, who is in custody in Korydallos accused of killing her 9-year-old daughter Georgina, is following developments and through her lawyer is responding to whatever she deems appropriate.
The children's father Manos Daskalakis returned after days of absence with a lawsuit against anyone responsible for the theft of Georgina's school bag and for a pile of documents that were removed from the house, after the lawyer of the spy's relatives, Andreas Theodoropoulos, entered the house.
The deaths of Malena and Iris
The two younger sisters of 9-year-old Georgina, who according to the authorities was murdered, have, like her, lesions in the liver and lungs that point to pulmonary edema, as a result of hypoxia, i.e. lack of oxygen to the brain and organs.
What remains to be found is whether the hypoxia in the two unfortunate little sisters was caused by suffocating death or by a drug.
Importantly, from the analysis so far, at least the initial finding of a sinus node in Iris is rendered "illusory". This was one of the main arguments of Roula Pispirigou's defense.
There is a strong rumor that scientists have also detected in the toxicology tests of the children, which may complete the puzzle of the two deaths. The results are expected in early June and then the forensic experts appointed by the prosecutor's office will be in a position to deliver their findings.
Today, however, the pelop.gr, reports that based on the re-evaluation so far of the findings concerning the first two deaths of Malena and Iris, they state that "from almost the first moment, the prosecuting and forensic authorities' thinking was dominated by how the two little girls were murdered and not whether they were murdered...".
If everything comes to the conclusion of a criminal act, the relevant prosecutions will follow.
Testimony in secrecy
The final straight line for answers about how Malena and Iris lost their lives also comes from the call for testimony that two forensic doctors have received from the Security Service. The Athens forensic expert Christina Tsakonas, who had conducted the first forensic examination of Malena, and the Patras forensic expert Angeliki Tsiola, who autopsied Iris.
The same information from pelop.gr reports that Christina Tsakonas has already testified under extreme secrecy in the GADA. They even quote a piece of information from authoritative, as they say, forensic circles, which shows the orientation of the conducted preliminary examination for the causes of the deaths of Malena and Iris.
We quote exactly the forensic note: "Ms. Tsakonas was called by the Homicide Department to give a statement, naturally knowing the result of the re-evaluation of the histological and toxicological tests of Malena. In this sense it could be said that Homicide facilitated the observance of the collegial 'fermis' between Ms Chakona and Mr Karakounis and Mr Kalogreas, who have completed their reassessment of Malena."
Next comes the testimony of Angeliki Tsiola, who, as it has already become known, was the one who sounded the alarm to the judicial authorities of Patras about the possible murder of the children.
New criminal prosecutions
"Additional prosecutions for Roula Pispirigou for attempted manslaughter against Georgina, manslaughter against Malena, manslaughter against Iris. Three prosecutions against relatives for negligence and child endangerment."
" These prosecutions can be both misdemeanor in nature, so there will be no arrests, and felony in nature where there will be arrests. So we are talking about six new prosecutions, three additional and three new ones," journalist Giorgos Liagas said a few days ago, citing sources with knowledge of the case.
Source: in.gr
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