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A specialized scientist is being added to the interrogation for the murder of 9-year-old Georgina[/B], for a full and thorough investigation of the case.
At the request of the 18th regular interrogator Christina Salappa, who handles the case, the director of the forensic and toxicology laboratory of the Medical School of the University of Athens, Hara Spiliopoulou, was appointed to assist the work of the interrogation.
According to information, the request for an investigation states:
"Considering the manner in which the crime of intentional homicide was allegedly committed, by an offender in a calm mental state, and seen through the use of a pharmaceutical active substance that left its imprint in the post-mortem blood of the minor sufferer as revealed by specialized histological and toxicological examinations , in our opinion, the expert forensic scientist, having taken note of the medical file of the victim and the histological and toxicological examinations carried out after her death, possibly point out or recommend further action to be taken, which only if made known to us by a person with specialist knowledge of forensic science will we be able to proceed with the appropriate investigative measures to further clarify the offence we are investigating'.
The request of the investigator was immediately agreed to by the supervising Prosecutor of Appeals, Head of the Athens Appeals Prosecutor's Office, Maria Gane, who, making use of the opportunity provided by the Code of Criminal Procedure, proceeded to appoint Ms. Spiliopoulou.
Such actions are not common
It should be noted, however, that such actions are not common, as there are very few times when such acts are signed. However, this particular case was considered to be of particular importance and will be assisted, with the assistance of an expert, so that the results of the investigation are not subject to any doubt.
It should be noted that Ms.Spiliopoulou with her specialized knowledge and her many years of experience contributed decisively to the investigation of the case of the murder of 29-year-old Caroline Krauts in Sweet Water and was one of the most important witnesses in the ongoing trial with 34-year-old pilot Bambi Anagnostopoulos as an accused.
Source: in.gr
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