The investigation into the death of the three children in Patras continues after the arrest of Roula Pispirigou, who has already been arrested.
The next steps in the investigation include the exhumation of 9-year-old Georgina, after the revelation that her mother placed a tablet in her coffin, which is believed to have recorded data regarding the supply and administration of ketamine. A prosecutor's order for the exhumation of the child remains pending, and the process will be initiated in order for the procedure to be launched in the coming days.
"There is a need to open the grave of Georgina and take the tablet from inside," the president of the Forensic Society, Grigoris Leon, told SKAI and Giorgos Avtia.
Leon explained that the tablet may contain valuable evidence for the authorities. He pointed out, however, that there is another reason for this exhumation. As he said, the use of ketamine as a cause of death has been confirmed, by doing the exhumation they can take hair from her hair to do an analysis and find out how the previous incidents happened.
"Hair has the property of being able to give us the analysis of substances over time. It is the only biological material in which we can see even 2-3 months ago if there was the use of this substance or other substances, with certainty."
She also stressed that the other two children were also left by an exogenous agent. "There are signs and the findings speak clearly. The cloth was definitely found in the infant's mouth and that indicates the cause of death."
Source: Proto Thema
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