Developments in the investigation into the death of Giorgos Mazonakis

The investigation into the death of singer Giorgos Mazonakis has intensified following preliminary toxicological results showing the presence of propofol, a potent anesthetic. These findings suggest that the singer was sedated during a plasmapheresis treatment at a medical office in Kolonaki, a procedure the 56-year-old doctor currently in custody had previously denied performing. Forensic investigations are now focused on quantifying these substances, as well as histological findings related to a heart condition identified in the singer. Witnesses, including a nurse at the facility, have contradicted the doctor’s claims, reporting that the doctor requested information on a potential antidote for propofol. Hypnotherapist Nasos Komianos, who facilitated the singer’s visit to the clinic, testified on September 21 regarding the singer's initial agreement and subsequent hesitation due to the 6,000 euro cost of the procedure.

Authorities are currently examining digital evidence from six mobile devices and search histories to clarify the circumstances. The investigation continues with the opening of a safe found at the singer’s residence in Voula, which is being conducted in the presence of his family and legal representatives. The suspect doctor has stated that she currently holds no medical specialization. Future steps include the completion of the university toxicology reports and further testimonies from additional individuals present at the clinic.