Toxicology report identifies propofol as primary cause of death for Giorgos Mazonakis

Two months after the death of popular singer Giorgos Mazonakis, a quantitative toxicological analysis conducted at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki has identified propofol as the primary factor in his passing. The findings, released by the laboratory of Professor Nikolaos Raikos, confirm previous results from a private toxicological examination conducted shortly after the singer's death. The official results were forwarded to the Athens Forensic Service on November 7, 2026.

While the current report establishes the presence and concentrations of the substances involved, the designated coroner, Mr. Kalogirou, has requested further analysis from the university. This supplemental report is expected to clarify the specific role and potential synergy of each substance found in the singer's system at the time of death. The investigation into the circumstances of the tragedy remains ongoing as authorities work to synthesize these findings into a final conclusive report.