For the case of the three dead children of the Daskalakis family and specifically for the evidence surrounding the death of little Iris, spoke the president of the forensic company Gregory Leon saying that this is the definition of suffocating death.
In the six-month-old infant he said the findings are the definition of suffocating death: "There is no doubt that whatever findings we have especially in characteristic organs like lungs and brain are the definition of suffocating death. Even a young forensic pathologist reads the books on suffocating death and sees the findings in the specific organs are exactly those findings."
He also stressed while speaking to Skye TV station that the wound inside the child's mouth should be justified, and secondly the blood on the cloth: "The cloth is also connected to the child. So the blood comes from the child. To have blood we have to have a source of bleeding. She was inside the mouth so we all imagine where the cloth was found."
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