Roula and Dimitra Pispirigou's response to the school bag of Giortina and the note How she justified it
About the looting in the house of the landlady by the lawyers of her relatives, but also for the note of Georgina found in her school bag, in which she referred to her mother as "evil" and "selfish", Roula Pispirigou responded through her lawyer.
Papadopoulos spoke to MEGA about the incident of the entry of the lawyer of the 69-year-old woman's relatives into her residence in Patras.
About Georgina's bag
"The family has denounced the fact of the removal of Georgina's school bag, it is an old bag that is not related to the case. Prior to the court ruling on the matter there was a break-in at the house with the help of a locksmith, and I know that a window has also been broken and a search has been made of items that do not belong to the 69-year-old, but to the family. After that, they left the door open and left, resulting in unknown persons entering the house. All this constitutes exaggerations and security has been informed," he said initially."
"These are the apartments on the 1st and 2nd floor and not the one where the Pispirigou-Daskalaki couple lived. Not just anyone can come in and take things from a house at will. The police made a separation and took things that are related to the case under investigation, and what is connected in time to the case," he added.
About the note
As for the note of Georgina that was found, Papadopoulos said that, "it predates the case. The child had not been given the grace to go to the country house and that is why the child was left with the complaint."
The lawyer of Eugenia Koutra's relatives, Andreas Theodoropoulos, spoke to "Smile and Again!" about the lawsuit filed against him by Roula Pispirigou.
"It is legally rare for Mr Papadopoulos not to know that the apartments do not belong to Roula Pispirigou. We went to the property, found the house had been broken into and went up to the first floor, the home of Eugenia Koutra. Everything we found on the first floor property will be handed over to the investigator. Why we wouldn't give the items to the police. The note of Georgina was found by a journalist and not me," he said.
"They wanted to conceal evidence of the guilt of Roula Pispirigou, those who entered the house," he said in closing.
"By what right did they enter and take my niece's things?" says Dimitra Pispirigou
The reports of the lawyer of the landlady's family also caused the "explosion" of Dimitra Pispirigou, sister of Roula.
"Let me answer Mr. Theodoropoulos about what he said on your show. When I went to the house this morning and saw Mr. Konstantinos Leon, I told him that I had informed the police, he was surprised, he said the child's bag was lost, I know very well who took the child's bag. They informed me that the door of the house is open and that there is a danger of someone entering both the house of the 69-year-old woman and the house of Roula and Manos, "he commented initially, also speaking to MEGA. Should Mr. Theodoropoulos inform us why they entered the house at 1.15 in the evening and removed my niece's belongings? What right did they have to take her handbag? If we wanted to hide something, wouldn't we go in and take it?" he added."
"It's the little girl's 1st grade bag and no one knows why they took it. It was a bicycle, the bag, and some things the kids had left behind while Eugenia Koutra was alive. I haven't heard anything about a break-in at the house. I don't know if Manos went up to the house, but Roula didn't. I was in consultation all night with the police who told me to let them know if anything happened. I informed as soon as I saw Mr. Leo and the police came, and he did not know about the theft of the bag. In the video that Mr. Theodoropoulos has uploaded, Mr. Leo was not there. A decision on the house will be made on Monday. How are they heirs, if they have not accepted the inheritance?", noted Dimitra Pispirigou.
Source: in.gr
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