The case of the dead children of the Daskalakis family in Patras seems to be getting closer and closer to the possibility of new prosecutions,[/B] after the developments with the testimony of Dimitra Pispirigou in the GADA about the murders of Iris and Malena.
Already, the president of the International Cyber Security Institute CSI, Manolis Sfakianakis, and the General Secretary of the Special Guards, Stratos Mavroeidakos, are converging towards the same conclusion for the next 24 hours.
On the one hand, the mobile phone antennas seem to have "spoken" and have provided new clues about the position of those involved. In fact, Mr. Sfakianakis, speaking to MEGA, stressed that the twists and turns are not over yet and expressed the theory that there are more people who will be in the position of the accused, possibly 2 or 3 people, with the indictment in some cases being a felony and in others a misdemeanor.
"The cell phone antennas have spoken"
"Other things we know, other things exist and other things will eventually happen. In the beginning there was a flow of information, which has now been stopped. What we don't know yet is what the digital evidence for the Patras crime has shown."
In fact, Sfakianakis stressed the importance of the antennas for the position of all persons involved in the case under investigation.
"Then new prosecutions will follow."
The same assessment, that new prosecutions are coming, was made by the General Secretary of the Special Guards, Stratos Mavroeidakos. "We took testimony for the second time. My experienced colleagues know what they are asking and why. And then they come to a conclusion," he initially stressed, speaking to SKAI.
As he said, Dimitra Pispirigou testified in her capacity as a witness, and said that by Friday a conclusion and statements will be sent to prosecutors. "No others will be called to testify. And if one of those who have testified is given the status of a suspect, then new prosecutions will follow."
Daskalakis' fear
According to MEGA, the father of the three dead children, Manos Daskalakis, could be among the next prosecutions surrounding the Patras case.
As revealed by Live News, the prosecutor has the case file in his hands, which shows his confession that in one of the conflicts he had with Roula Pispirigou, he slapped her.
However, judicial circles believe that apart from his sworn testimony, some more evidence is needed for such a prosecution to proceed, which would involve a prosecution for domestic violence. This is a possibility which, according to reports, has already been on the minds of Manos Daskalakis and his legal department.
Controversy between doctors over Iris' death
At the same time, "war" has broken out between the doctors who examined Iris' death after the conclusion of Karakoukis - Kalogrias, who ruled that the 6-month-old infant died of suffocation caused by a human hand that put the cloth in her mouth. The controversy has erupted between the pathologist who examined the heart of Iris, Kyriazi Mitselou and the coroner Angeliki Tsiola.
"I have only this to say. Mrs. Mitselou with her finding, put by itself cause of death (agenesis sinus node), "said to the newspaper "Peloponnese" the Head of the Forensic Service of Patras Angeliki Tsiola, "answering" the claims of the pathologist anatomist Antigoni Mitselou who examined the organs of Iris, the infant Daskalaki Pispirigou.
The pathologist from Ioannina, Antigoni Mitselou, who had first examined the organs of Iris, spoke about the results of the final findings of the two girls, Malena and Iris. She first referred to the conclusion of the conclusion stating that "the venous sinus node agenesis is the conclusion of a pathologist, not the conclusion of a forensic pathologist. The pathologist is a morphologist. He sees findings under the microscope from the organs he has been sent and from the organs he has examined."
He goes on to explain that it is the forensic pathologist who undertakes to corroborate his findings with those of the pathologist anatomist. "If Ms. Ciola has never been able to substantiate those findings, it is not my concern. It is hers," he states. It is noted that Ms. Mitselou had also called for suffocation and points out that the forensic pathologists Karakukakis - Kalogrias agreed with her own findings.
"I have described the suffocating death in my report. There are findings in the brain, myocardium and lungs which I have reported in detail. I, as a pathologist, cannot write asphyxia. The cause of death is written by the coroner, not the pathologist," he adds.
He also mentions that he was informed about the bloody cloth and the cuts on the baby's mouth and nose by television. Finally, the pathologist said that she has not been called to testify so far.
Source: in.gr
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