The man who helped Roula Pispirigou disappear her electronic traces in the case,regarding her internet searches, have been identified by the authorities.
Meanwhile, the accusation that she administered a lethal dose of ketamine to her daughter is being attempted to be refuted by Roula Pispirigou, with her lawyer stating that the substance had been administered twice to the child at the hospital in Rio during the past year.
Mr. Stavros Balaskas, an ELAS trade unionist, and Mr. George Tsoukalis, a private investigator, as well as the journalist of the newspaper Peloponnisos, George Anastasopoulos, spoke to the MEGA Social Hour show.
The man who helped Roula Pispirigou erase her electronic trail
"It's a labyrinthine issue. There will be testimony from the two forensic experts and the conclusion of the new forensic experts will follow. Mr Karakukakis and Mr Kalogrias had thoroughly examined the forensic report on Malena. They have reached their conclusion, but are not releasing it. Now, according to reports, the Homicide Department has reportedly identified the man who helped Roula Pispirigou disappear her electronic trail. He is a Patrinos, middle-aged, computer technician. Roula Pispirigou had resorted to him many times," said the journalist of the newspaper Peloponnisos, Giorgos Anastasopoulos.
He noted that the medical doctor Tsiola will overturn her initial testimony and talk about suffocating death.
"I have testimony from a senior ELAS officer who had told me that after Iris' death we were suspicious," George Anastasopoulos added.
"Forensically we can detect ketamine even a year later."
"Ketamine is usually used by anesthesiologists in hospitals to help during operations to prevent the child from being in pain. There is a record of the doses and drugs given to the patient in all hospitals. A drug cannot be administered without being recorded. Ketamine is also used in resuscitation, in a very serious case. Forensically we can still detect ketamine a year later, in the hair, but it no longer has any effect. The drugs are administered according to the child's weight. This dose found in Georgina was very strong," explained pediatrician Spyros Mazanis.
"I have said many times that this is a case that will be decided in the forensic reports and in the lifting of the secrecy of the devices. At the same time, we will have the case highlighted by the investigating authorities, but also by the rupture of the couple's relationship," the private investigator said for his part.
"Roula will not confess."
"We heard after the testimony of Manos Daskalakis to the investigator saying that the evidence is irrefutable for his wife. So he himself is convinced. I do not believe that Roula Pispirigou will confess. It's important to find the route of the ketamine. I believe that in the coming days a lot of light will be shed on the case, and I will not be surprised if there are more arrest warrants."
"From my experience with parents who have lost their children, I have seen completely different behaviour. I am really glad that the Daskalaki - Pispirigou couple have such great composure," he stressed.
Source: in.gr
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