The suspicious changes "position" in the deaths and major health episodes of the three girls in Patras, gives new dimensions to this dramatic case and multiplies the suspicions about the 33-year-old already accused mother, Roula Pispirigou.
In the death of seven-month-old Iris in March 2021 at the family home on Bijaniou Street, in the cardiac arrest of nine-year-old Georgina at the Karamandaneio Hospital in April 2021 and in the death of 3,5-year-old Malena in March 2019 at the Oncology Hospital "Elpis" there is critical testimony that the girls who were found breathless, had strangely changed their position in bed, since their mother had left them either to alert doctors or to fall asleep.
Something that is being examined by ELAS officers and legal experts to see if it is related to "the children's possible attempt to keep themselves alive by making semi-deadly last convulsive movements after their mother's possible violent attempt to kill them" And since it is certainly not entirely clear in what state their mother had last left them.
Doctors' reports
In reports of a strange change in the position of the unfortunate Georgina, who was found in the middle of the bed and even without oxygen supply, the doctors of the Karamandaneos Hospital went to her room after Roula Pispirigou informed them that "the oximeter is ticking".
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As doctors have testified about the hours when Georgina went into cardiac arrest (SS eventually died from ketamine administration in January 2022), "they went to the room and found Georgina pale and without a pulse. The girl was unresponsive. We saw Georgina strangely in the middle of the bed, on her side and without nasal oxygen. And the pulse oximeter had no reading."
Something similar seems to be the case for seven-month-old Iris based on the recent testimony of her sister Demeter Pispirigou's sister about the position she found the baby (PS: No pulse, bruised) in around 10.30 in the morning in her crib.
As she testified: "I saw her completely uncovered. She was not in the position she usually lay in. She was perpendicular to the mattress with her head out and her feet to the side of the wall. She was lying on her back with her head tilted to the right. She was not in the center of the crib, but upward.
I found Iris between the wood on the top side of the crib and the pillow. In fact, the cushion was touching Iris's right hand exactly. I tell you that I was surprised at her position because Iris did not move so much in sleep that she could change so much from the position in which Rula had put her to sleep. I didn't see exactly where she put her to sleep, but she definitely put her lengthwise. Not vertically. Also certainly her head would have been on the pillow when he put her to sleep."
Malena's death
But something similar happens in Malena's death where there is the description of Roula Pispirigou herself who says that "at 16.40 the child shook herself, looked at me, pulled out a loop and stayed with her eyes half open. I spoke to her, I shouted Malena, Malena, I took from her hands the cloths she used to hold in her sleep and I ran to the nurses' room to call them.
When we entered the room the child had turned sideways, she had taken the cloth in her hands again and her lips were blue." With the main question being how the child was found who had - according to her description - been left motionless and normally positioned on the bed with the cloths taken from her hand, in another position, turned over and with the cloths in her hands again."
Source: in.gr
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