Roula Pispirigou[/B] is ready to refute the conclusion of forensic experts Karakouki and Kalogria on the deaths of Malena and Iris, which reportedly points to foul play. From inside the prison she insists on her innocence and recalls through her lawyer that she had filed a lawsuit for Malena's death when she learned of the then finding of liver failure.
Konstantinos Zardas, Pispirigou's lawyer told MEGA that "the 33-year-old excludes the possibility of a suffocating death as a product of a criminal act and from there she and we are waiting to see the conclusion, how well structured and justified it is, for the competent medical advisers to judge it afterwards and see how to proceed," he initially said.
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"When the deaths of the two children occurred, competent forensic and pathological experts were called. They saw, examined the bodies of the two children in the manner prescribed by their science and came to the opposite conclusion, that there was no criminal act and that the causes of the deaths were pathological."
"My client, when she saw the conclusion, the conclusion of the coroner for Malena that it was liver failure, because it was not adequately justified and she considered that there was a possible concealment of responsibility on the medical side, she appealed to the public prosecutor and filed a lawsuit," the lawyer said.
In addition, he said that for some time the 33-year-old's lawyers have been looking for doctors to take on the role of technical advisers to refute the charges, and said that "those who examined tissue samples two years later do not have the infallibility of the Pope," referring to forensic doctors Karakounis and Kalogria.
The lawyer of Roula Pispirigou stressed that he does not consider Manos Daskalakis credible, because of the contradictions he has been subjected to, while he does not believe that he can influence the development of the case.
Source: in.gr
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