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[Cyprus Times] Tension at Korydallos prison Information that Roula is trying to self-harm in her cell

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According to the same information, there is tension in the penitentiary

Attempt to self-harm, by hitting her head against the wall of the cell she is being held in Korydallos prison, according to Alpha Hellas, Roula Pispirigou.

The prosecutor is expected to arrive at the scene. According to the same information, there is tension in the penitentiary.

"Warm reception" in Korydallos - Her fellow inmates threatened her

It is recalled that the 33-year-old woman was transferred to a specially designed cell and in solitary confinement, in order to provide absolute security, in Korydallos prison,

The woman accused of the manslaughter of her 9-year-old daughter, Georgina, was transferred at around 9 this morning to Korydallos prison, while people gathered at the scene threatened to lynch her and booed her.


Despite efforts, security measures by the police were draconian and there was no problem.

The 33-year-old was led to her cell amid disapproval and insults from the other prisoners in the jail, who were making threats to her life.



In a special wing of the women's prison in Korydallos

According to information from the General Secretariat of Anticrime Policy, the cell that was specially configured for the 33-year-old's detention is located in the special wing of the women's prison, where inmates for terrorism crimes are also held, but it is individual and in complete solitary confinement and she will be held alone in order to be in a completely secure environment and will only be able to see her lawyer.

Korydallos prison was chosen precisely because the safe environment could be created for the 33-year-old, as the prisoners from the Elaionas prison had made it clear that they would harm her if she was transferred there.

Was she prone to self-harm?

At the same time, there are more and more testimonies indicating that Roula Pispirigou was prone to self-harm.

Specifically, an old friend of the 33-year-old mother described a shocking incident that occurred in a stadium during a soccer game while Roula, as she describes it, was having an affair with a previous partner.

"At this game there was a scene and two names were decided, which she and her then partner happened to know. More her partner, he was a match referee," the witness described to Live News and revealed that Roula hurt herself by hitting her own head on an iron:

"She went down the stand by herself, she was banging herself on an iron which was from the scaffolding that held the stand, she was banging herself furiously on the iron and with her hands she was hitting her face and when two or three people jumped up and said "what has happened; what happened to you?" she replied: "Nothing I'm fine" and blood was running from her head," she described, adding that she then tried to convince her then partner that someone else had hurt her:

"Then her partner was looking to see who hit her, because she decided that the two names were "I defended you in that phase and they hit me," meaning she always wanted him to feel sorry for her. Just to keep him from leaving her and she thought that this way she would keep him," said the mother's old friend.

Mother Roula: She could hurt herself, but not her children
That she could hurt herself, but not her children was mentioned by Roula Pispirigou's mother, Eleni, speaking to "Truths with Zina."

"I didn't expect it, I didn't put it in my mind. My child is innocent. She is my child. I know. He hasn't done anything," he said.

"We never knew this stuff. Rula, when she heard about this substance, she went to her cell phone just before she was arrested. We fell from the clouds. They told her they were going to bring you home, and she was charged with this substance. We'd never heard of it. Especially Roula, who knew the child's medication, had no idea about this substance," he said about the substance ketamine.

Source: in.gr


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