New evidence concerning the murder of Georgina and the death of the other two children of the family, Iris and Malena, are coming to light every day and the developments are stormy.
According to reports, Roula Pispirigou's "sick motive" seems to have been her obsession with Manos Daskalakis.
In particular, Malena "left" when doctors said she should stay in Athens for three years and Manos Daskalakis announced to Roula Pispirigou that he would stay in Patras because of work.
Iris ended up dying three days after Manos Daskalakis left the house, and before that he allegedly caught Roula Pispirigou in the act with her lover, and finally, Georgina's first heart attack happened while the couple were separated and her death occurred when Manos Daskalakis announced to Roula Pispirigou that she would be staying elsewhere.
Everything points to accomplices in the crime - The secrets of the tablet and the "coded" messages
Authorities are examining the involvement of accomplices in the crime, while the possibility remains open that the deaths of Iris and Malena were criminal acts as well.
At the same time, they will try to find answers to the tablet buried in Georgina's grave, regarding ketamine and other substances that Roula Pispirigou may have been looking for on the internet before Georgina's death.
Another key point of the investigation concerns the calls that Roula Pispirigou received on her mobile phone and, in fact, just a few hours before her daughter ended up in the Children's Hospital.
According to unofficial information, the cell phone of the 33-year-old woman in custody, on the day that Georgina died, is of investigative interest mainly for the calls she allegedly received before the death of the nine-year-old, but also those she made after the child had ended up dead.
In fact, according to people with knowledge of the investigations, the calls on the day in question may unlock the secret that will tie the case to an absolute degree and may provide clues to the other two deaths of the children of the family of Roula Pispirigou and Manos Daskalakis.
Interesting is the fact that the 33-year-old allegedly received two calls to her mobile phone with concealment. Estimates indicate that the concealment in the number that called the accused for manslaughter may become an important element of the case.
Bombs Katerinopoulos
Regarding the issue of the involvement of possible accomplices, typical is the statement of Brigadier General (retired) of the EL.AS. Thanasis Katerinopoulos who claimed that the people involved in the murders of the children in Patras are as many as 10.
Through an interview he gave, he sets new facts in the case, while stressing that the attitude of Roula Pispirigou is probably sending coded messages to possible accomplices.
In fact, he stresses that with the investigative process and the exhaustive investigation will begin "a clash of revelations."
Moreover, in another part of his interview, Mr. Katerinopoulos argues that this is a case "that I estimate that it will have quite a long "tail". As the story unfolds, yes, I can say it is the crime of the century. Not only for Greece but for the whole of Europe. I hope, I hope, to be proved wrong."
Roula Pispirigou: Malena's godfather denies they had an affair
After the revelation that Roula Pispirigou, who is in custody for the death of her 9-year-old daughter Georgina, Roula Pispirigou, had an extramarital affair and that this was the reason Manos Daskalakis left their home, there were many scenarios circulating about who this person might be.
A few hours later, Konstantinos Kremmidas, attorney for the godfather of Malena, the first child of the family to die, issued a statement denying that his client is the man who had a love affair with Roula Pispirigou.
"This is a miserable targeting of him, which in any case is a science fiction scenario and has nothing to do with reality and the truth" he says and after talking about "man-eating" and "cannibalism" he turns against the authorities, which, as he says, "with their passive attitude to what is evolving, have allowed these behaviors, despite their responsibility for the application of the law, to offenses that in many cases are prosecuted ex officio."
Source: in.gr
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