The evidence surrounding the death of the landlady of Roula Pispirigou and Manos Daskalakis in Patras will be investigated by forensic pathologist Dimitris Galenteris.
As Mr. Galenteris notes from the medical file in his hands, there are several obscure points that should be studied, in order to determine whether responsibility should be sought for the people who looked after Eugenia Koutra. It is recalled that Roula Pispirigou and Manos Daskalakis occasionally helped Eugenia Koutra.
The 4 "blurred" points
The coroner speaks to the newspaper Real News and reveals the 4 points that need to be investigated. These are the possibility of neglect of the patient, the issue of her late transfer to a hospital, the calibration of all persons who had taken care of her from time to time, and the electronic health record, which is revealed to be empty, despite the many health problems faced by the landlady.
"Initially we expect to see if there was neglect of the patient and if she was transferred to the hospital in an irreversible condition. I think it is certain that this will be confirmed," Dimitris Galenteris stresses, adding that if a delay in her transfer is found, responsibility may be attributed. "If this is found to be the case, all legal procedures will be initiated. At this point, I must say that the death certificate was signed by Manos Daskalakis," says Mr. Galenteris.
Prosecution
"It must be checked who else took care of the unfortunate woman who eventually passed away. The procedure will be on everyone responsible and from there it will emerge who was responsible for her care, so that prosecutions can be brought," stresses Dimitris Galenteris who concludes in the newspaper:
"Looking at her electronic health record, I was surprised to find that it was empty. For a patient with chronic problems this is not something to be expected and on the contrary it is considered suspicious."
The landlady died in Patras in September 2020. Her relatives wonder how it is possible that she died of advanced sepsis since she had only one wound on her body, which does not justify the cause listed on her death certificate.
Source: in.gr
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