New evidence emerges in the death investigation of George Mazonakis

Two months after the death of artist George Mazonakis at a medical office in Kolonaki on September 9, new evidence has emerged regarding the incident. First responders from EKAB reported that upon arrival, they were informed the patient had been in cardiac arrest for ten minutes and exhibited asystole. Rescuers noted that they were not initially briefed on the events preceding the collapse, though the attending physician claimed it occurred while she was taking his medical history.

Investigative authorities are currently scrutinizing a third party who allegedly supplied anesthesia to the physician. Recovered text messages dated September 2, 2026, show the doctor requesting midazolam from this individual, stating she had run out of the substance. These records, alongside testimonies from the scene, are now central to the ongoing investigation into the circumstances surrounding the fatal event. Authorities have identified the supplier and are evaluating the chain of events leading up to the tragedy.