Stormy developments with the landlady of the Daskalaki-Pispirigou couple The statements that "burn" Manos
New information about the thriller of Patras are coming to light as the investigations of the authorities regarding the case that has shocked the nation.
Apart from the deaths of the three girls, the case of the death of the landlady of the Daskalaki - Pispirigou couple[/B] has also come under the microscope of the authorities, with revelations following one another on an almost daily basis.
All testimonies converge on the conclusion that the death of the 69-year-old landlady of Manos Daskalakis and Roula Pispirigou was "hastened", since the elderly woman was not in a condition to justify the rapid deterioration of her health.
She had stopped paying
According to local website pelop.gr, Manos, as is known, had a power of attorney, from her, to handle all her obligations and take care of her, with the money from her two pensions (1.500 euros per month).
Manos, since he acquired the power of attorney (in 2017), stopped paying bank and other obligations of the deceased and thus - it is estimated by the authorities - that, perhaps he was using most of the pensions... and for his own benefit!
Moreover, as so far revealed by EFKA, she received at least one pension after her death.
The woman, in September 2020, was admitted to the Rio Hospital and died a few days later. Roula Pispirigou, oddly enough, reported an incorrect date of death to the relatives of the deceased, probably so that her burial could take place without their presence.
Statements "burn" Manos
Meanwhile, bystanders have reported that the state of health of Eugenia Koutra - Theodoropoulou did not foreshadow a sudden end.
Yesterday, the president of the Patras Medical Association, Anna Mastorakou, having been authorized by the attending physicians, assured that the 69-year-old woman's deficiency was multi-organic and what is written in the death certificate, in detail, means that she died of advanced sepsis.
Finally, regarding the signing of the death certificate was not done by a doctor of the Chaplains' Department, but by the attending physician, who had remained in the hospital, to emphasize that this is observed and is not an uncommon phenomenon...
At the same time, in new messages coming out, Manos Daskalakis allegedly told a friend, after the arrest of his wife, that he was not involved in the case of Georgina, while at the time he assured the innocence of the 33-year-old mother of his children.
The Star news bulletin published the messages that Manos Daskalakis had with his friends and in the first message on March 22 he said: "If there was a chance that she had done something to a child, I would have killed her with my own hands. On the souls of my three children, all the channels and even the smallest newspapers got rich, and in no case, neither suffocating death nor any criminal act applies. Do not be misled. Right now, a mother who has lost three children is being hit from all sides. Put yourself in her place for a moment."
The next day the following dialogue took place. And let these little souls calm down, because every day they study them.
Manos: Don't tell me that, man. I'm indignant... And the main thing is that you don't hear half the truth. And they make up their own testimonies and make it up as they go along...
Friend: Calm down, watch and see... I have nothing to fear... Be patient... Not one of those who know me will say anything against me. Stop here and you'll see... Don't speak to anyone until you hear me...
Friend: I'm with you. But not with the other one...
Manos: I've lost the ground under my feet... You're right not to be with the other one...
Friend: Just tell me you're not involved. Just this please..: Not even half a hundred. Good evening friend and I'm sorry...
Friend: Why sorry?
Manos: I'm sorry I told you not to rush to judgment.
Friend: Do you know things? If so, send it anonymously somewhere.
Manos: I have spoken...
Source: in.gr
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