The exclusion of pathological causes of death, negative toxicological tests and the finding that there was no other factor that led to the tragic loss of the children of Patras, forced the forensic experts to investigate in detail the possibility of suffocating death.
Thus, guided by the photographs of the marks on Malena's face and Iris' bloody cloth, they concluded that the two little girls were murdered and there was human intervention in this act.
"The combined exclusion, pathological causes of death, leads, again according to the working methodology, to the violent mechanism of death. Subsequently, given the mechanism of action of mechanical, electrical or other agent, as well as poisoning, the diagnostic approach is directed to the withdrawal asphyxiating mechanism of death. In this particular case, the asphyxiating mechanism as the cause of death is confirmed by the following autopsy/pathological/photographic findings:
Ectures on the rhizorhinium and an imprint on the right parietal during the autopsy examination of Maria Eleni Daskalaki and the review of the photographs.
Injuries to the upper oral mucosa of the upper lip of the mouth during the autopsy examination of the unbaptized female victim and the review of the photographs, in conjunction with the recovered cloth which carried a sufficient amount of blood.
This is the excerpt from the Karakuki Kalogrias finding that leads to a suffocating death and criminal act and is expected to cause rapid developments in the Patras case.
Source: protothema.gr
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