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In detail, new evidence that opens new ways in the investigation and the effort to "detect" characters, made in the show "Morning Press" of ANT1, the journalist of the newspaper "Peloponnisos", George Anastasopoulos.
Pispirigou's relationship with a relative of Manos
As the journalist said, Roula Pispirigou had an extramarital relationship with a common acquaintance of herself and Manos Daskalakis, adding that the third person was a relative of Manos Daskalakis and related by marriage to the woman in custody for the infanticide of Georgina, stating that it was a "kinship that happened along the way".
He even noted that the extramarital affair of Roula Pispirigou chronologically took place before the birth of Iris, who died at the age of a few months, with Gregory Leo stressing today that it was a suffocating death and that "the statements... show the perpetrator of the crime".
Giorgos Anastasopoulos also said that it has emerged from the report that Manos Daskalakis was beating Roula Pispirigou and at least three times in front of their eldest daughter, noting that "Manos was beating Roula and Georgina was in front".
He denied the parallel relationship
Yesterday, however, Manos Daskalakis, referring to his relationship with Roula Pispirigou, said: "Every man can say what he wants. I have nothing to fear at all. She told me that she would destroy me, but my mind did not go to evil, I thought she meant financially. He had this explosion after Iris," said the father of the children.
He denied the parallel relationship, and revealed that he now learned that his wife had paid someone to hurt him.
"She had hired someone to hit me so that I could not be in Athens and return to Patras.
He calmly refers to his estranged wife, but also to the charges against her for the murder of their first-born daughter.
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