By Maki Synodinou

From noon today, Irene Mourtzoukou is officially suspicious of the death of little Panagiotakis who “passed away” on August 5, 2024. As had typically written, this week will be a week of developments in the case of the case.

Following the green light received by the three -member committee set up under the head of forensic services, Nikos Karakoukis, to decide whether Panagiotakis’ death is due to pathological causes, as said by the forensic report by Mr. In order to be informed about the case, but also to appoint her own technical adviser, who will be aware of the much -discussed Gotsi finding, which states that the infant’s death is due to pathological causes. The finding that has characteristically states:

CAUSE DEATH: “The death of Panagiotis caused a viral infection as a result, mainly of the respiratory and gastrointestinal tract, sculpted by intestinal tract.”

Elsewhere in the finding entitled “CONCLUSION”, Mr. Gotsis excludes the possibility of criminal activity and notes:

1. There was no finding of findings proving violent deprivation.2. Toxicological examination was negative. 3. Pathologic findings exclude any suffocating mechanism of death and confirm a specific pathological condition, as commented on in detail above. 4. Viral infection after the infestation of the respiratory system (granulomatous lymphocytic diameter lung disease) and after the gastrointestinal tract infestation (image image). 5. Eglasis leads through the compression of the trapped bowel vessels in venous posture and interruption of hematopoiesis, edema, bleeding and ultimately in ischemia and necrosis. Primary pregnancy is found at 1 – 4 %0, more often in male infants, aged 6 – 24 months, after a recent respiratory and gastrointestinal tract infection (associated with adenovirus, rotavirus), the most frequent form is. It is also associated with swollen mesenteric lymph nodes. It is also found as secondary by foreign bodies. It usually occurs in infants with a recent viral infection, with pain, crying, anxiety, vomiting (90%) and often choleudal, then with lethargy, apathy, pale. Laboratory the price of white blood cells can be increased. It is one of the serious situations that can seriously threaten the health of an infant, but if diagnosed in a timely manner, it is treated very effectively and relatively easily.

The Gotsi finding has brought strong reactions from the infant’s family, as his mother argues that little Panagiotakis was a healthy child, but also on the part of the mother’s technical adviser, experienced forensic expert Dimitris Galenteris, who reports.

Dimitris Galender’s statements in detail: