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[Cyprus Times] Pispirigou's persistent calls to the coroners and the new evidence found at Karamandaneio

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Light on the wild feud between the parents of the three murdered children, how the vial of Georgina's blood found in the hospital can help the authorities

The strained relationship between Roula Pispirigou and Manos Daskalakis and the fierce argument via text messages are linked to the deaths of the three children, according to forensic pathologist Dimitris Galenteris. "We get a sense of the climate in which these children grew up and we basically see how all three were led to their deaths without knowing what happened to the first two. We assume, however, that it most likely involves homicide for all three children. We need to investigate the mechanisms of death of the first two children. The work of the forensic experts will be difficult," he said.

A few days after Iris' death, the couple continued to bicker, but this time for financial reasons. Roula accused Manos of using their children's deaths for his personal and professional promotion. Without haggling and with cash from the landlady's pension, Manos Daskalakis paid for his bike, according to the owner, showing that he has great financial comfort.

"I wanted to sell my bike because it was old. It was in good condition and I had put an ad that I was selling it for 2000 euros," said the owner of the bike.

Vial of Georgina's blood found at Karamandaneio

According to forensic expert Gregory Leon, a vial of Georgina's blood was found at the Karamandaneio hospital, which is a valuable clue and will provide information about the substances that had been administered to the girl's body.

"I am sure that (the contents) will be put to the best use," the coroner said. "Depending on the reason for which Georgina's blood was taken, it will be seen whether it is suitable or not" to solve the puzzle of her death, he continued. He added that it is also very possible that the blood could have been preserved properly so that toxicologists will be able to draw clues as to the cause of her death.

The paradox of the case, however, is that the existence of the vial has only now become known, months after the news that shocked public opinion was made public. Leo's explanation at this point is that "it is not necessarily a negative fact, as at the beginning of the affair there were few people who wished to speak openly." "The fact that the case has reached such proportions means that the hospital searched its warehouses to see if there was any biological material that could help the investigations, and that is how they located the vial."



Pispirigou allegedly made frequent calls to the coroners about Malena

The 33-year-old accused Roula Pispirigou appears to have constantly asked coroners questions about Malena's death. According to Mega, from the text messages of the Daskalaki couple, which have been made public, the 33-year-old woman regularly called the forensic doctors involved in Malena's death and asked them what had happened to her daughter.

Although some of the experts denied such communications, this fact is confirmed by the close family environment of the 33-year-old woman. In fact, one of the forensic experts appears to have told her: "only God knows what has happened to your daughter."

The calls stopped when kidney failure came out as the cause of the girl's death. Regarding the results of toxicology tests for all three children expected from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, these will come out in 15 20 days. In the case of an exhumation of Georgina and hairs taken, it will take an additional 20 days for the results.

Source: protothema.gr


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