The deaths of Malena and Iris are under the microscope, after the rapid developments in the case of 9-year-old Georgina. The death of the third child of Roula Pispirigou and Manos Daskalakis is believed to have been caused by the 100% lethal dose of ketamine detected in her system and detected by further analysis of the samples.
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According to protothema.gr, the Laboratory of Forensic and Toxicology of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, which undertook the confirmation of the toxicological tests and the quantitative assessment of ketamine detected in the body of Georgina, is ready to contribute decisively to the solution of the case of the other two children of the family, who died in April 2019 and March 2021.
As reported by well-informed sources, in such difficult cases it is necessary and imperative to conduct additional testing of any available biological samples. The specialized laboratory of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, with its state-of-the-art equipment and the expertise of its scientific staff, is able to analyze both parts of the tissues of the two children and the samples that may be present where the histological examinations were performed by the pathologists. That is, the tissues found in the formalin and the formalin itself, if, of course, the information that the samples have been kept is valid.
After the completion and sending of the results of the toxicology tests of Georgina last week, according to information from protothema.gr, no additional help has been requested from the laboratory in Thessaloniki in solving the complex case, however, it is very likely to happen in the immediate future, depending on the progress of the investigations.
After the completion and sending of the results of the toxicology tests of Georgina last week, according to protothema.gr, no additional help has been requested from the laboratory in Thessaloniki in solving the complex case, however, it is considered very likely to happen in the immediate future, depending on the progress of the investigations. What is expected to be investigated by the additional tests and analyses, is whether the other two children had been administered the substance of ketamine and to examine whether there is more evidence that can help in solving the difficult case.
It is worth noting that the scientists of the laboratory in Thessaloniki, headed by the experienced professor - forensic scientist Nikos Raiko, have so far managed to shed "light" on many very serious cases in our country. Also, their cooperation with the Athens laboratory "is direct, continuous and, most importantly, effective, with very fast results", as forensic sources tell protothema.gr.
It is indicative that the two laboratories, Athens and Thessaloniki, have cooperated and played a decisive role in the investigations, among others, for the solving of the deaths of Zac Kostopoulos and Michalis Aslanis.
Moreover, it is indicative that the two laboratories, Athens and Thessaloniki, have cooperated and played a decisive role in the investigations, among others, for the solving of the deaths of Zac Kostopoulos and Michalis Aslanis. Recently, the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki's laboratory has taken on two more difficult cases. The analysis of the tests of Georgia Bika (in cooperation with the laboratory in Switzerland), and the forensic investigation of the murder of Alkis Kabanos, a report prepared by Associate Professor and Director of the Laboratory of Forensic and Toxicology of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, forensic scientist Lida Kovatsis.
In this laboratory, there is the ability to confirm the detection of a substance but in a short time they can also have a quantitative assessment, as there is the ability to interpret blood concentrations quite quickly.
An important role in the effectiveness of the important cases undertaken by the Laboratory of Forensic Science and Toxicology of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki is played by a forensic toxicology professor who has been retrained at the Institute of Forensic Science of the University of Bern in Switzerland. Nikos Rajkos returned to Greece in 2012 and is considered by many members of the forensic community - and not only - as the man who can bring important results even if he has few "tools" in his hands.
In fact, this particular laboratory in Thessaloniki is the only one that handles all poisoning cases and every clinical case from Northern Greece, it operates without an on-call schedule and especially in emergency cases the scientists are on call 24 hours a day even on weekends.
Source: protothema.gr
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