Authorities search residence of singer Giorgos Mazonakis following his death in medical office

Authorities conducted a search of the residence of the late singer Giorgos Mazonakis on October 2, 2026, under orders from an investigative magistrate. The operation took place in the presence of his mother, while his sisters were represented by legal counsel Charalampos Lykoudis. This action is part of the ongoing investigation into the singer's death following a cardiac arrest he suffered on September 9, 2026, at a medical office on Karneadou Street.

The investigation focuses on the procedures performed by two detained physicians, Ilias Theodoropoulos and Ioanna Gaka. Reports indicate that the magistrate has obtained authorization to lift telephone secrecy for six mobile devices, a hard drive, and a USB stick seized from the clinic. The evidence includes communication logs between the singer, the doctors, and medical staff. During testimonies, medical personnel described the chaotic efforts to save the singer, while Dr. Gaka asserted that she provided the Inuspheresis treatment for free because the artist claimed he could not afford the costs.

Legal proceedings are ongoing, with judicial authorities examining the timeline of the treatment, the failure of medical equipment alerts, and technical issues involving the intravenous lines used during the process. The investigation continues as testimonies from nurses and anesthesiologists are analyzed to determine the specific circumstances surrounding the fatal incident.