"It is a question that a lot of people have after all that we see and this difference of opinion that the two parents show in the media, while behind the cameras they do other things," claimed the retired brigadier general of EL./quote]
Thanasis Katerinopoulos dropped a "bombshell" regarding the case of the death of the three children in Patras. The brigadier retired from the EL.AS speaking to Star Channel expressed the view that the authorities should proceed to paternity and DNA tests in order to perhaps "unlock" the case.
"We have heard from both Roula Pispirigou and Manos Daskalakis that they asked for a gene test to see if there is a hereditary problem health in the children. I would like to ask the scientists: Have they done DNA testing? This is important both for the parents and for the research authorities, because it can provide a lot of answers. "It's a question that a lot of people have after all that we see and this difference of opinion that the two parents show in the media, while behind the cameras they are doing something else," he continued. "There is a huge problem of the authorities. Something is wrong in the kingdom of Denmark. If from the first moment the doctors informed the authorities as they should have, they would have taken action," he also pointed out.
"However, it has come to the point where so many services have been informed, there is a dysfunction between them, no communication between them at all, and I would have expected the prosecutor who was on the receiving end of a complaint, even a 'half' one, to mobilize and inform the authorities. Perhaps the worst could have been avoided. I hope that such things do not happen, but unfortunately something is wrong and some people need to take a fresh look at the whole system of two-way communication between judicial authorities police and health services," the retired brigadier general concluded.
Source: Proto Thema
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