[/QUOTE]"Bomb" Galenteris for the Patras case Possible homicide of all three children Malena was dead for at least 10 minutes when Roula Pispirigou alerted the doctors
The possibility of homicide of all three children in the Patras case, expressed the coroner, Dimitris Galenteris.
Speaking to ERT, he pointed out that it is open to the possibility that the other two children of the family may have been murdered in a similar way as 9-year-old Georgina.
Referring to the conversations between the parents and the toxic environment that seems to have existed between them, he said: "We get a sense of the climate in which these children grew up and we basically see how all three were driven to their deaths, but we don't know what happened to the first two. But we are assuming that it most likely involves homicide for all three children."
"We need to investigate the mechanisms of death of the first two children." And, he said, "the job of the coroners who have been tasked to investigate the first two deaths, while there has been no new evidence, will be difficult," he added.
Malena dead at least 10 minutes
As revealed in the previous days by the editor of NEON and VIMATOS Vassilis Lampropoulos, a doctor at the Aglaia Kyriakou Children's Hospital said in his testimony that Malena was dead for at least 10 minutes when Roula Pispirigou alerted the doctors. The doctor in question was the one who performed CPR on Malena, who passed away in April 2019, and later attempted to revive Georgina in January 2022.
Regarding Malena's death, he testified that when he was called to the "Hope" hospital, it took about 10 minutes to arrive from the moment the doctors notified him.
According to his calculations, the child had already been dead for 20 minutes and he estimates that the 33-year-old delayed in notifying the doctors for 10 minutes. At the same time, the doctor said that Malena was showing wounds on her body, the so-called hypostases, which - he says - is an indication of the delay on the part of Roula Pispirigou to notify the doctors.
Source: in.gr
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