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[Cyprus Times] Pispirigou ready to apologise. Daskalakis considers asking for €1 million in compensation

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Week of developments in Patras

Pispirigou is expected to face a bigger indictment in the coming days. After her plea for her 9-year-old daughter Georgina, whom she is accused of murdering and for which she was taken into custody, she is preparing to testify - as a suspect - for the deaths of her two younger children. She is expected to ask for a deadline in order to apologise and will insist that she has no involvement in the deaths of her three girls.

At the same time, the father of the children is considering, according to a person close to him, to seek compensation from the state in the amount of one million euros.

She expects to be prosecuted

In fact, after the latest developments, Roula Pispirigou expects to be prosecuted for the deaths of her two younger children, according to a report by MEGA. "It is something we are waiting to see if it will happen in the near future. We are concerned about it as a possibility," said Roula Pispirigou's lawyer, Otto Papadopoulos.

After her marathon testimony in the homicide case, Dimitra Pispirigou contacted her imprisoned sister by phone. "She felt intense anxiety. They were in communication. They then discussed the content of the testimony and the mood her sister was facing," Papadopoulos revealed.

According to MEGA, Pispirigou will deny everything about the murders of her children, argue that there is no evidence to prove her guilt and claim for Malena and Iris that, since no new findings have emerged, she cannot suddenly find herself accused of a criminal act.

The 33-year-old will stand her ground and intends to insist on parts of the thriller that remain murky. For Iris. she will argue that she is accused when the exact time of death and, consequently, the place where she was standing has not yet been established.



For Malena, who died of asphyxiation in front of her in the single room, she will reiterate her firm allegations: That her child died in his sleep without her getting near him, that she went and quickly alerted the doctors, and that she agonized during resuscitation. However, facts that are disputed and contradicted by a series of statements that the authorities already have in their hands.

The 33-year-old believes that despite the climate that has been created against her, she will fight and eventually win the battle for her freedom.

Father of the children

Manos Daskalakis, father of the dead children, is considering

according to a person close to him to ask for compensation from the state in the amount of one million euros.

"The new finding does not correct what has been done. Manos, due to incorrect assessments and findings of official state bodies, such as the forensic service, lost children whose deaths he could have prevented if they had done their job properly. Let's see what they will do, when he asks them for compensation of 1 million euros..." said circles of Manos Daskalakis.

Characteristically, Manos himself tells "Light at the Tunnel": "I don't talk to anyone. There is no need to apologize to anyone and where I have to talk, I have talked. I have said it once to Angeliki Nikolouli and I have said it all. I don't understand this 'you have to say something' that I keep hearing. I don't need to be heard right now. When I want to, I will. I know how..."

Manos Daskalakis without a job and with only his parents for support, is waiting to receive the conclusion of the coroners for Malena and Iris officially in his hands. He wants to be informed and study it before taking a public position. His entourage claims

that he considers it premature to speak based only on the rumors surrounding the content of the final conclusion.

"The last time he declared support for the prosecution, he was criticized. While he supported his wife, on the same day of the prosecutions he appeared convinced that Georgina had been murdered. What appears to be proven seems inconceivable to him, as it never occurred to him that his wife would harm her children. Now that there is obvious evidence of foul play for all three of his children, he wants to be absolutely certain with proof that everything happened as described. That's because he sees a finding that came out two years later, overturning two other official findings. He cannot be sure at the moment," they stress to "Light at the Tunnel".

Disciplinary control on forensic doctors

The Ministry of Justice is considering disciplinary control for the forensic doctors who carried out the autopsy of Iris and Malena, as the recent report submitted to the authorities brings different conclusions from their own.

These differences have caused a war of recriminations between the forensic pathologist of Patras, Angeliki Tsiola, and the pathologist of Ioannina, Antigoni Mitselou, regarding the diagnosis of venous sinus agenesis.

Regarding the cloth not contained in the report of Angeliki Tsiola, she recalls that it was she who mobilized the authorities about the strange deaths by visiting the Patras prosecutor's office.

She duly informed those in charge of the investigation several times and after her own insistence, as she says, it was finally received as evidence at the beginning of May.

The sister of the accused was asked many times in her testimony, again and again, about the hours in question when the infant of the family, Iris, died, since only the two sisters and Georgina were inside the house. As for the contradictions in relation to her initial claims about the hours when the events took place, she attributed them to confusion in the first 24 hours after the shock.

The file of the case, which includes the conclusion of the forensic doctors and the statements of witnesses taken during the preliminary examination, was sent on Thursday 23 June to the Athens Prosecutor's Office.

The prosecutors are invited to study it and decide their next steps.

Source: in.gr


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