For tomorrow, Friday, Roula Pispirigou is scheduled to testify anonymously[/B] about the deaths of her children, Malena and Iris.
The woman in custody for the death of 9-year-old Georgina, however, is expected to request a deadline to submit her written explanation.[/B]
The reason, according to a report on Star Central News, is that she will not be ready by Friday, when she has been summoned to give her oral testimony.
She is expected to request a new deadline of July 14.
The memo
Most likely, however, she will not get that many days extension and will be told that she must deliver her written explanations by Wednesday at the latest.
Her memo will not only contain her account of what happened on the days Malena and Iris died, but she wants to refute the substance of the findings of Messrs. Karakoukis and Kalogrias on the suffocating deaths of the two children.
From her cell, the mother in custody reads all the statements and looks for somewhere to step on to prove, as she claims, that she had nothing to do with the deaths.
The key for the authorities is the death of Iris and her sister's description in her statement is considered important. How she found the child in the crib dead in a different position than she usually was. Both she and her lawyer have enlisted their technical advisors. But for the authorities, Roula Pispirigou is the prime suspect in the murders.
Roula Pispirigou has turned to forensic experts abroad, seeking technical consultants who will agree to stand by her side.
According to her lawyer, Otto Papadopoulos, a technical report has already been prepared, which is expected to accompany the written explanatory memorandum on the deaths of Malena and Iris, to be filed at the end of the week.
Leo: No one doubts that we have three homicides
Forensic pathologist Grigoris Leo spoke about the matter on ANT1's main newscast.
As he said "if all the data and findings are transferred to colleagues abroad, I estimate that they too will not see anything different from what our forensic colleagues have seen here."
Leon stressed that the outcome of the findings on the deaths of the children cannot be disputed and stressed that no one doubts that all three deaths are criminal acts.
He reiterated that "it is important that all the data be transferred to colleagues abroad and translated correctly."
In response to a question, he noted that "there have been people who have defended these children. I think they have not been deprived of the love of people who are specialists, non-specialists, or the whole world." "A scientific cause of death was given for the children which justifies their souls," Mr. Leon said.
Source: in.gr
Contents of this article including associated images are belongs Cyprus Times
Views & opinions expressed are those of the author and/or Cyprus Times
Source
