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Speaking inside the GADA detention centre,[/B] in anticipation of her transfer on Monday before an interrogator to plead guilty to the charge of murdering 9-year-old Georgina, through the administration of ketamine, Roula Pispirigou turned her arrows towards her husband and father of the three dead children, Manos Daskalakis, responding to the statements he made about the complex case.
"I will do everything to see what kind of mother the children had," Roula Pispirigou said on Sunday on ANT1 and the show "Morning Press".
As the 33-year-old said, "I will bring every technique there is to prove the truth and not like some people, some people who do crocodile tears to appear 'holy'," putting the father of the three girls in the frame, who said he would support the accusation against his wife.
What Manos Daskalakis said
Manos Daskalakis, the father of the three slain children from Patras, gave his second television interview and emptied Roula Pispirigou.
In more detail, speaking to the newspaper "Bam", Manos Daskalakis said that he is not hiding, he is not missing and wants to know the truth. Asked what he will do from now on, after the arrest of Roula Pispirigou and the charge of manslaughter with intent, using ketamine, he told Petros Kusoulos that "my position is clear. I have nothing and no one to fear. I want to know the truth for my children. Where the ketamine came from, where the ketamine was obtained. How did he give it to her? What happened to my other two children."
In the excerpt from the interview, which will be published tomorrow, the father of three said: "I have nothing to hide. I haven't disappeared from anywhere. I've had the biggest shock of my life. I never thought that in my 30s I would arrive and find out something like this. I just want the truth to be heard. I have no other reason. I never hid the truth and I never have anything to hide. I have said at every death I regret working so many hours to do what is best for my children and not having lived some moments with them. If I regretted once then, I regret 50 now. But I have always worked to do my best for them. I never thought this moment would come," said the father of the slain children from Patras, his eyes misty.
He continued: "My position is clear. I have no one and nothing to fear. Even now I will say that I want to know the truth about my children. Where the ketamine came from, where the ketamine was obtained from. How did he give it? What happened to my other two children."
Source: Proto Thema
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