The testimonies of the doctors from the hospital where six-month-old Iris was taken are shocking for what Roula Pispirigou said to Manos Daskalakis
New developments are coming in the Patras case, from doctors of the Karamandaneio hospital.
After the doctors' testimonies about the circumstances under which Georgina suffered a cardiac arrest in April 2021, new testimonies of doctors of this hospital to police officers about the case of Iris are coming.
The doctors of the Karamandaneio Hospital were asked to testify to the Crimes Against Life Department of the Attica Security Service about what they saw and what they found once Iris was transferred to the hospital, after she suffered a cardiac arrest at the family's house on Bijaniou Street.
One statement is particularly interesting, as it says that after Roula Pispirigou made ostentatious gestures of mourning, she appears to have turned around and told relatives and Manos Daskalakis that "they will have another child" and that "he doesn't need to be so sad".
The findings and new investigations
At the same time, the successive findings to be issued by the toxicology laboratory in Thessaloniki, as well as the findings from the two tissue samples of Malena and Iris, are crucial.
The vial with Georgina's blood has also been sent for examination, with the authorities anxiously awaiting the results of the tests that will be done on it.
"We see from a new investigation of the people of the hospital and perhaps a greater awareness that an element emerges that is decisive. A biological material such as blood can give us valuable information, especially for toxicological tests of drugs and poisons," forensic pathologist Gregory Leon told ERT.
Leon stressed that its recovery comes at a crucial time. "It appears to be a vial (of blood) after some time and around the first episode of Georgina," Leon said.In response to how it could be useful to forensic experts, he said, "We need to see what has happened from the beginning of this child's torturous story to the end. What we know so far is only the end. We have a long way to go. It's a difficult forensic case."
For the first time, Leo said "we are not essentially closed with the third incident. We are moving forward with valuable material, but it needs to be investigated to get a full picture of what has happened from the beginning to the end of this child's torturous journey."
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