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[Cyprus Times] "We lost the most important element". Twist in the Patras thriller case

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"We lost the most important element" Reversal in the Patras thriller case The conclusion for Malena and Iris
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The thriller with the death of the three children in Patras is intensifying, while the findings on Malena and Iris are expected to be ready by the end of May.

Earlier it was announced that the exhumation of the children will not take place, while what remains to be answered is why a year after the death of the youngest daughter of the Daskalakis family, the homicide department has not received the CD containing photos of the findings.

On Star's main newscast on Saturday, journalist Petros Koussoulos said the following about Malena's exhumation: "There is no need to do that because there are fortunately many findings regarding Malena, which are currently being evaluated by the two experts. There is the biological material that has been preserved and the toxicological test is ongoing."

There are common findings in the deaths of Malena Iris, as evidenced by the histological tests that have been done."

"We lost the most important clue..."

6-month-old Iris is recalled that she was found dead in her crib

in March 2021. Pispirigou and her sister called the ambulance, without then following the protocol required in these cases, resulting in the loss of valuable time and evidence.

"When the death was established, the police had to be called, the police had to call the coroner and everything had to be done inside the house and then the body had to be transported. We lost the most important element which is the time of death and the autopsy" said earlier the coroner Grigoris Leon.



"After the death of Iris, everyone was suspicious and the prosecutor, Mr. Bismbikis and the coroner, but unfortunately we made up to a point" said the journalist of the newspaper "Peloponnisos", George Anastasopoulos.

Gene testing

The completion of the gene testing was requested by the lawyer of Roula Pispirigou, since, as he said, 20% of it has not been done.

"Studying the file, it emerged from the statements that gene testing has been done twice. 80% of the genes have been investigated and we will ask for the gene testing to be completed to see if any new evidence comes up. This 20% can overturn the current picture," said the defendant's lawyer, Othon Papadopoulos.

Manos Daskalakis seems determined to submit a request for DNA tests, for paternity tests on Iris and Malena to prove whether they are his own children.

After the completion of the tests of the two girls, Pispirigou, her sister and Manos Daskalakis are expected to be called again for testimony.

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