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"My name is A.N. and I want to tell you, and I am willing to testify this under oath to the Prosecutor's Office or the Police, that Roula Pispirigou had asked me during the "coffee" if her husband would come back once her child got sick"!
The complaint is revealing and was made in "Peloponnese" with the newspaper stating in its report that it has at its disposal the full details of the woman, who in writing declared her willingness to testify everything to the authorities.
"So far I have not done so. I was afraid. But after all I hear and since this woman is in prison, I decided to speak out. A friend had been informed that this woman, namely Roula Pispirigou, was looking for fortune tellers or coffee makers and was paying for it. It was November 2020 when, after a telephone appointment, I went to her house on Bijaniou Street. She had kept the cup of her husband's coffee and without wasting time, she invited me to ''read it'' and tell her if Manos was having an affair with a woman whose name begins with A, Andrianna, if I remember correctly. During our conversation she told me that he has only one child, Georgina. He didn't tell me anything about the other child Iris, who was apparently a newborn at the time." It should be remembered that in November 2020 Iris whatever was born, while Georgina was 7.5 years old. Malena had "passed away" in 2019.
A.N. told her some things and then in a cold tone Roula Pispirigou asked her, "Shall I tell you, if the child gets sick, he will come back?" The woman was shocked. She thought he was telling her this as a joke. "I don't know if he'll come back to you, but he'll certainly take an interest in the children, as any father would. Even if he's divorced..." he replied. "Yes, well well..." was Pispirigu's retort.
And he immediately moved on to the second question: "Do you know anyone who beats the crap out of someone to get a spanking on my behalf? I'll make you golden," he told her. To receive the answer: "That doesn't happen!"
A.N. describes to us what followed: "Well, that was it, I finished the coffee with a vengeance, I told her I'm sorry, I'm not good enough at coffee to tell you what you want to know and I left. I watched the news for the next few days to make sure I didn't hear about any beatings so I could intervene but nothing. I was so nervous... But he was very serious..."
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