Decisive upheavals in the case of children’s deaths in Amalia It triggers the key to a neurologist appointed by the Greek Police. The report of the expert, who came to light, directly challenges the version of the pathological causes and turns investigations into the possibility of criminal activity, in particular the suffocating death.
In particular, the neurologist in his multi -page findings disconnects the death of Irene Mourtzoukou’s sister from the mild respiratory infection that plagued her, judging that it was not the cause of death. For the other three children, two of Murjuko and the infant of the other mother, the expert finds evidence that they are suffering from suffocation, enhancing suspicions of criminal activity.
Of particular importance is given to the neurologist’s appreciation for Murjuk’s second daughter, who had presented five episodes that were considered epileptic. The expert estimates that these episodes did not have a pathological basis, but were probably caused by external intervention, such as kissing the mouth combined with pressure on the chest, an energy that could imitate the symptoms of a crisis.
This finding, in combination with the earlier report of the ELAS pulmonologist. which had also left the possibility of crime open, is already in the hands of the homicide department. It is expected to be transmitted to the competent prosecutor’s office, and the final picture will be formed at the end of June with the receipt and the report of histopathologists. Beyond that, justice will have the final reason for the exercise or non -criminal prosecution.