As time goes by more and more testimonies see the light of day about the death of the three girls from Patras.
A friend of the family says that when the first child, Malena, passed away, the mother turned to a lady who casts... a spell
[/P]The testimony about the spell
[/P]"Roula believed a lot in spells and tongues. In fact, after Malena's death she said that some people cast a spell on her and that is why the child was lost. She often spoke to people close to her about her bad luck which she attributed to spells."
She also stated that: "I heard a few days ago that someone close to her said that she goes hooded to light her children's candles. This is not true. She pays a man to light them for her. They say she does not go to visit her children. Maybe she is afraid of the outcry of the world, I don't know," the person said, according to information from ANT1.
The testimonies are shocking: "Georgina was in the hospital and the mother was going swimming."
Meanwhile, reports from people who allegedly had contact with the mother of the three dead children about the young woman's behavior, even during the time one of her girls was hospitalized, are causing a sensation.
ANT1's "To Proino" aired the chilling testimony of a woman who posed as a nurse and claimed that during the time her eldest daughter, Georgina, was being treated at the hospital, her mother showed up at the clinic wearing a bathing suit and told the nurses that she would not be near her child in the afternoon because she was going swimming in the sea.
Journalists from Patras and correspondents spoke to the show, talking about issuing at least one arrest or indictment warrant, perhaps within the day, for the complex case that is occupying all of Greece.
Meanwhile, sensation is caused by the new post by forensic pathologist Gregory Leon, about parents in the US, who suffocated their children and then took them to the hospital, with severe consequences of their parents' actions, yet they claimed that they did not know how and why the children were showing symptoms of suffocation.
In a documentary aired on Mega on Monday, a rehabilitation centre owner conveyed a dialogue she had with the mother while her girl was in dire straits and not being fed normally, with the mother insisting that the centre take care of the child, even though she was informed that due to the absence of a qualified nurse, this could not be done. To the centre owner's retort that "I can't even give the girl water", the mother replied, as she claimed, that for the two days, "you don't need to give her water. It's not even 40 degrees Celsius outside."
Furthermore, a friendly face of the dead sisters' parents spoke to the show, saying that the girls' mother "believed a lot in witchcraft and glossafaya. After Malena's death she said that some people put a spell on her and the child was "lost"."
Source: in.gr
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