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Authorities are investigating inconsistencies regarding the timeline of events surrounding the death of Giorgos Mazonakis at a medical office in Kolonaki. Investigators are focusing on the discrepancy between the reported arrival time of the singer and evidence gathered from security camera footage.
According to police sources, one of the two physicians interviewed by authorities claimed that Mazonakis had a scheduled appointment at 4:00 p.m. and had arrived approximately 30 minutes late. However, this account conflicted with records from the National Center for Emergency Care (EKAB), which reported receiving a call for assistance at 4:26 p.m.
Upon reviewing security camera footage, police determined that the singer had arrived at the medical office at approximately 1:00 p.m., three hours earlier than the time stated by the physician. Investigators are currently working to establish a precise timeline of events between the singer’s arrival and the emergency call.
The investigation also centers on the plasmapheresis machine used during the medical procedure. EKAB responders reported that the machine was in operation when they arrived at the scene. The device has since been transferred to forensic laboratories for examination, with experts analyzing the machine’s filters to determine the status of the procedure at the time of the incident.
Furthermore, police sources indicate that investigators are examining evidence suggesting that attempts may have been made to clean the machine’s tubing and the area where the procedure took place following the incident. These findings, pending confirmation from laboratory results and further analysis of witness statements and video evidence, are expected to be submitted to the public prosecutor.
Article and image source: ethnos.gr
