Roula Pispirigou[/B] was given a deadline and will apologize to the investigating judge on Monday. The criminal charge that has been brought against her is manslaughter with intent for the death of little Georgina.
The ketamine found in the dead child's blood, which was in extremely high quantity - enough to stop his heart - along with all the evidence and statements that the police have in their hands, were sufficient to bring the criminal charge.
Roula Pispirigou herself, however, to show her grief over the death of her children[/B], made sure to get three different tattoos.[/B] One for Georgina, one for Iris and one for Malena.
Malena
For Malena she has got a tattoo on the inside of her left arm. It was a circle with "Malena" written at the top and a number underneath.
There are two figures painted inside the circle. A woman (probably symbolizing the concept of a mother) holding in her arms and lifting to the stars a little girl, but she has become an angel and has wings.
Georgina
And this tattoo has been done on the bottom of the hand. It is dedicated to Georgina. It has her name written on it and then in calligraphy, it says "life goes on", meaning life goes on. Underneath the letters is painted the line left behind by the cardiogram.
Iris
The third tattoo of Roula Pispirigou - and this one on the hand - is for Iris. She writes her name at the top and in the middle she has a shape in the middle where on the left is a heart, with a single finger the heart becomes a cardiogram and again with a continuous single finger the cardiogram becomes a cross.
At the bottom of the tattoo two dates are engraved. 2-9-20 (Iris' birth day) and 21-3-21 (Iris' death day).
The man to whom Roula Pispirigou got her tattoos, studio owner in Patras, Giorgos Verras who spoke to Mega and the Live News show noted that he was impressed by the calmness of the mother, "she did not give the image of a mother who has lost her child".
Source: in.gr
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