By Myria Avraamidou
[/P]The Patras case that has been in the news lately but for the most horrible reason.
Roula Pispirigou has been arrested and will be tried. By the Greek justice system. Or maybe not?
The revelation of the tragic case was a shock for everyone. Or almost everyone. How could a mother, thinks a normal person, kill her children? Why? And what did the husband do? Did he or did he not know? Her mother? Her sister?
Understandable all the questions.
Understandable and the hyper-effort to track down clues and get answers.
Understandable and "apocalyptic". And the "testimonials". And the "documents".
But from the detection of ketamine in the body of the unfortunate Georgina and the arrest of the mother to the... bloody morning shows with the exclusive statements of Roula's kiosk owner or the cousin of Manos' father, well, there is a... path of justice.
Monothematic newscasts, exclusive statements by relatives, friends and acquaintances who of course disdain to deal with personal data, dead children "resurrected" via hologram at the side of Nikos Evangelatos, "shocking" testimonies of neighbours with altered voices but from the upper neighbourhood who once saw Roula with Malena in the supermarket and realised how wicked she is, passers-by who saw the killer at the hairdresser's, commentators who no more or less use Mano in the leather jacket as a super boyfriend while leaving the Evelpidon, analysts of the bad time and how many others who crave the 5 minutes of publicity. And a Giorgos Liagas who asks for a louder natural sound so that everyone can clearly hear "die Roula".
Here you go.
And then many wonder how we got to the images outside Roula's house on the day of her arrest, when neat people turned into a mob ready to spill their guts.
HTTPS:/CYPRUSTIMES.COM/WP-CONTENT/UPLOADS/2022/04/PATRA-SPITI.JPGWill television solve this crime too?
Let those who should solve it solve it. And then everyone should pay to the end for one of the most atrocious crimes, in Greece and Cyprus, which we are witnessing.
In the meantime, let's put on the brakes
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