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[Cyprus Times] Patras: When we were called for Iris, it was already too late, says the doctor who performed the resuscitation

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The doctor of the mobile unit of the ambulance that was called for six-month-old Iris explains that they rushed immediately to the baby's house - Roula Pispirigou had said that Iris, based on the coroner, ended at 8:00-9:00 in the morning

The deaths of Malena and Iris have come under the microscope of the authorities, with scientists and prosecutors wanting to shed light on the causes of how the children ended up, following the arrest and remand of their mother Roula Pispirigou for the murder of her 9-year-old daughter Georgina.

The doctor of the mobile ambulance team who was called to the house on the day Iris ended up, claims that when they were called it was already too late.

"We were in the centre of Patras, the house was not far away, we were not busy, we were available. It was late, as it turned out, it even seemed late, but anyway we had to do what we had to do, what we could," he told Alpha.

Those on board the ambulance did not stop trying to resuscitate the baby. "Of course, we did both on the spot and on the route," until the child arrived at the Karamandaneio.

Questions about the time of Iris' death

At the same time, the time of the baby's death is still unknown, while questions have also arisen about the time the ambulance was called.

Roula Pispirigou claims that according to the information she had from the coroner, "the time of death was undetermined, around 8:00-9:00 she guesses."

Roula Pispirigou's sister, Dimitra, who had slept at home that day, says that the baby did not cry at all that night. At some point, the baby cried at 2:30 in the morning when they went into the room for Georgina to sleep and at 7:30, when her sister went to the crib, she gave the baby the pacifier and stopped.

As for the cloth, which she later turned over to authorities, she claims she had not seen it when she found the baby dead, but they found it when they returned from the Karamandanios.

"I took it and gave it (to police). There was no blood, it was a brown pink liquid. Rula told me to take the cloth. Why would she tell me, she could have thrown it away," she said.When asked if Manos Daskalakis was present, she replied in the affirmative.

Source: Proto Thema


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