Confiscation of digital evidence from Mazonakas' home following examining magistrate's order
Police carried out a fresh search of Mazonakas' residence and confiscated digital evidence. In parallel, the Court of Misdemeanours approved the lifting of telephone secrecy for six mobile phones, a hard drive and a USB device.
Digital data at the centre of investigation into Mazonakas' death
A fresh search was conducted at the home of Giorgos Mazonakas following a request from the competent examining magistrate, as part of the case file concerning the circumstances of the singer's death. According to Dikastiko.gr, police attended the search together with a court official, members of the family and their legal representatives.
Digital evidence was confiscated from the house, which the examining magistrate had requested in order to be included in the case file and handed over to the competent authorities for examination. As reported by ethnos.gr, this action is part of the broader framework of the collection of electronic data by the authorities, with the aim of reconstructing the events that preceded and followed the death of Giorgos Mazonakas.
Lifting of telephone secrecy for six mobile phones, hard drive and USB device
In parallel with the fresh search, the Court of Misdemeanours approved, by its ruling, the request from the 32nd examining magistrate for the lifting of telephone secrecy of those involved, as Dikastiko.gr had reported. The judicial decision concerns six mobile phones, one hard drive and one USB device.
These are devices that were confiscated during a police search at the clinic on Karneadou Street. The devices belong to Giorgos Mazonakas, to the two doctors charged, to two secretaries and to one nurse working at the clinic.
Timeline of investigation: 11 July to 10 September 2026
The examination of digital data will cover the period from 11 July 2026 to 10 September 2026 — one day after the singer's death, a date that constitutes the upper time limit set by law.
The ruling of the Court of Justice adopts the prosecutorial proposal that had preceded it, which also recommended the "opening" of the electronic devices of those involved.
Source: Dikastiko.gr