The report of the forensic pathologist Socrates Tsantiri on little Malena, one of the three children of the Daskalakis family who died, comes to light.
The forensic expert Socrates Tsantiris had been appointed by the Athens prosecutor's office in order to identify any medical errors in Malena's case, following the appeal of Roula and Manos.
It is worth noting that the child died on 13/04/2019 and the appointment of the special expert was made almost two years later, on 5/03/2021, while the report was delivered on 14/04/2021 and while the parents had filed a lawsuit since September 2019.
When Mr Chandiris began his investigation into any medical errors, Iris had already died and Georgina had been admitted to hospital for the first time. According to the Star's report, he had called Manos Daskalakis and took the history and told him that the gene test at the Onassis Hospital is under investigation.
The conclusion of the coroner
In his conclusion, the coroner says: "Maria Eleni Daskalaki died on 13/04/2019 from unclear causes. The autopsy did not establish a cause of death, the toxicological examination did not establish poisoning and the histological examination established a cenotopic degeneration of the liver cells." The death was attributed to liver failure.
Further, it states that no wrong forensic diagnosis results, because an autopsy - necropsy cannot in all cases show a clear cause of death and in these cases a histological examination is requested.
Consequently, the expert opinion is not clear and is made at a time when Georgina is in hospital and two children have already been lost.
On the one hand he points to unclear causes, on the other hand he claims that the forensic diagnosis is not wrong.
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