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The conversion and the death of the general attitude of Manos Daskalakis after the pre-trial detention of his estranged wife Roula Pispirigou for the intentional homicide of their 9-year-old daughter Georgina, has recently been the subject of much commentary.
An unknown incident that occurred a few days after the death of 3.5-year-old Malena, as reported to the newspaper "Peloponnese" by this witness, suggests that Manos Daskalakis handled the loss of their first child differently than Roula Pispirigou, even having a specific perception of the life he wanted his family to follow after the tragic incident.
And while, according to the testimony, the 33-year-old was experiencing her own "Calvary" over the loss of Malena, he was not supportive of her, urging her to stop grieving by "reminding" her that they have another child.
As reported, he even went so far as to say publicly: "I mourned one day, I want life to go on, because there is Georgina."
Besides, he has not hidden the affection and attachment he had with his first-born daughter and the fact that after the death of the latter, he focused exclusively on the then 6-year-old Georgina.
"After Malena's death, instead of bonding us all this started to pull us apart and for me personally it started to pull me away more emotionally from our marital relationship. That is, Roula was trying to recover from the loss of our child, while I was more concerned with our other child, our Georgina, "he says in his testimony to the 18th regular investigator of Athens, after the prosecution's performance for the death of the 9-year-old girl.
Katerinopoulos v Daskalakis
Thanasis Katerinopoulos also spoke about the behavior of Roula Pispirigou and Manos Daskalakis in front of and behind the cameras. The defendant is anxious to prove that she had nothing to do with the administration of ketamine. This will be seen in the course of the interrogation. As for the ketamine that they said was administered at the Onassis Hospital, they will have to clarify how long ago this was done. I think it was months ago. The same scientists say that this substance is absorbed immediately," the retired brigadier general said at first.
He (Star) once again underlined the contradiction in the attitude of Manos Daskalakis, who has said diametrically opposite things in their interviews from their official statements.
He reveals, in fact, that the father of three children found himself "opposite" to Roula Pispirigou from the first moment he was arrested.
"Manos' attitude is completely opposite to the joint interview he gave with his wife. This attitude does not show a father who mourns for his children, as Mrs. Pispirigou herself did not show in their joint interview. I don't know what has changed between them. What matters up to this point is that his basic testimony says but things. They've both confused us. They know the "why" all too well. Didn't he say he'd rent a house next to Korydallos or next to Thebes to be with her? What changed on Roula's route from Patras to Athens and she told the legal advisor they had until then, Mr. Lytra, that he would be across the street? His statement does not show that. What are they both hiding?"
In fact, Thanasis Katerinopoulos raised a question related to the deaths of the other two children: "Right now we are all talking about the death of Georgina, because in the context of this death, Ms. Pispirigou is in custody, allegedly as the person who caused this death. If the coroners prove that the other two children have suffocating deaths, will Manos and Roula exchange tactics? Then what will they tell us; then the nurses caused these deaths?"
Source: in.gr
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