New shocking evidence about the death of Georgina comes to light, while the authorities are thoroughly investigating the tablet with which the girl was buried at the request of her mother, Roula Pispirigou.
According to information from the police editor of the newspapers "TA NEA" and "TO VIMA", Vassilis Lambropoulos, documents from doctors are expected to be submitted to the judicial authorities showing that the child was given substances - apart from ketamine - that caused a drop in oxygen levels.
In particular, there are documents and reports from doctors in Patras, before the information about ketamine was given to the hospital "Aglaia Kyriakou", which attributed the episodes that Georgina was experiencing to hypoxia, possibly from anaesthetic drugs.
In fact, the doctors who will testify to the 18th interrogator are expected to say that the 9-year-old was showing another suspicious symptom, she was raising a high fever for a very short time, leading to the possible administration of anesthetic drugs.
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[/P]At the same time, the tablet that was recovered from the grave of the 9-year-old girl in the cemetery of Sychaina, in Patras, was transferred to the forensic laboratories.
Police officers received the computer-tablet in order to investigate whether there is any evidence that can be extracted from it and help in the development of the investigation into the child's death.
The 18th investigating magistrate, following the official confirmation given on Friday by the child's father that the mother placed Georgina's tablet in the coffin, ordered the immediate opening of the grave to remove the object and forward it to the forensic laboratories of the Security Service.
The fact that little Georgina was buried with her tablet aroused the suspicions of the authorities and from the investigation at the forensic laboratories the authorities will examine whether further evidence emerges about the route of the ketamine or other substances that led to the death of 9-year-old Georgina.
"It is probably related to the way the alleged crime was committed, which if it proceeds to a charge will have to be proven exactly not just with rumors but with evidence that a person was able to use the 'weapon' in a specific place and time," said forensic scientist Maria Albanou.
The matter was also referred to by the Deputy Minister of Citizen Protection, saying that important questions had been raised about the death of the 9-year-old girl.
"The relevant services are in full cooperation, we have widened the circle and we believe that in a short time we will have a clear picture of the exact causes of the deaths of other children," noted Lefteris Economou.
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