Toxicological analysis reveals propofol as primary cause in Giorgos Mazonakis death

Two months after the death of popular singer Giorgos Mazonakis, toxicological reports from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki have identified propofol as the primary cause of death. The quantitative analysis, conducted at the laboratory of Professor Nikolaos Raikos, confirms findings previously observed in an independent private laboratory. Forensic experts suggest that while propofol was the lethal factor, they are currently investigating the potential synergistic effects of other substances the artist may have consumed.

Evidence indicates the anesthetic was administered at a medical office located on Karneadou Street. Forensic examiner Kalogirou has requested a supplementary report from the university to determine the precise role of each detected substance. While recent reports mention the presence of an additional substance in the singer's system, initial assessments suggest it is not directly linked to the fatality. A final comprehensive report is expected within the coming days to conclude the investigation into the exact mechanisms behind the tragedy.