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[Cyprus Times] Testimonies "fire" for the Patras case. Open possibility of new prosecutions

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Testimonies "fire" for the Patras case In the background new prosecutions for Malena Iris The time of truth is approaching for the death of her other two children The scientific investigations and analyses in the complex case of Patras with the deaths of the three children have been completed, while the latest statements shed even more light on the dramatic events and homicide officers are on constant alert, with new prosecutions seemingly just around the corner.[/P]

After forensic expert Angeliki Tsiola who testified yesterday in Rio, it was the turn of Manos Daskalakis at noon, who reportedly found himself across the street from the high-ranking police officers pulling the strings of the investigation, in the presence of an investigating officer.

The father of the slain children was presented with a series of new evidence that has emerged and asked for answers about the deaths of all three of his girls.

Of particular interest is the five-hour testimony of Angeliki Tsiola, who talked about everyone and everything. The coroner, who had signed the original finding in the death of little Iris in the spring of 2021, reportedly spoke of criminal action.

She re-evaluated all the findings, presented new evidence about Iris's death and reportedly reiterated that venous sinus node agenesis as the cause of the little girl's death was not valid.

The coroner reportedly said that the pulmonary edema that had been found was due to asphyxia. She referred to Iris' bloody cloth, saying that the blood stains found were an additional sign of suffocation and answered all the questions put to her in detail.

At the same time, Angeliki Tsiola repeated many of the details that were in the statement she had given to police officers a few days after Iris' death - when, she told them, she had been in thought about everything that had happened.



The unexpected death of Georgina, last January, had apparently sounded a new "bell" to the coroner. Since then, as she allegedly told the police, the coincidences she had identified had led her to the possibility of murder for Iris as well.

For the statement given by Angeliki Tsiola, the 33-year-old accused, Roula Pispirigou, asked her lawyers to know its exact content. A few months ago, she had invoked it when she had received a question about the mysterious death of Iris.

The 33-year-old, who remains in the women's prison of Korydallos, is constantly informed of all developments by her lawyers.

A number of journalists are again in the accused mother's crosshairs, for whom she has ordered complaints to be filed. She claims that there are unspeakable lies in the case, that references are being made to developments that do not exist, she speaks of leaked findings that have not been released and stands by certain references to her personal life that are not related to the long-running case.

Her parents and her sister, who remain in Patras and support her psychologically and financially, continue to be by her side.

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