Massive deletion of communications, as well as targeted searches for propofol, midazolam, and their effects on blood pressure are among the first pieces of evidence recovered from the cell phone of Ioanna Gaka, the doctor who performed plasmapheresis on Giorgos Mazonakis; the data is now in the hands of the investigator handling the case.
According to information from protothema.gr, the report from the Criminal Investigation Division indicates that the doctor, immediately after Giorgos Mazonakis left, proceeded to delete a large amount of digital evidence, deleting all calls and text messages she had exchanged with the singer both before and after the incident. At the same time, she had also deleted all of her communications with the hypnotherapist.
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She searched AI for ways to sober him up
The searches found on her cell phone are also of particular interest. According to the report’s findings, targeted searches and queries were identified in artificial intelligence tools, which focused on methods for sobering someone up.
In the case of George Mazonakis, however, he should not have been intoxicated under any circumstances.
The doctor also appears to have been searching for information on the side effects of propofol, as well as its combined use with midazolam.
Her searches seem to have placed particular emphasis on whether a drop in blood pressure is a side effect of these two substances. At the same time, the same data indicate that she searched to see if propofol is available in pill form.
The group chat in which employees discussed the intoxication incident at Mazonakis
The incident is also confirmed by internal communications among the clinic’s employees. In a group chat, employees commented on the incident, specifically noting that the singer was given alcohol, which caused a sharp drop in his blood pressure and made it necessary to call the ambulance service.
Illegal Substances in the Medical Office
Meanwhile, in addition to the other evidence being examined as part of the investigation, the Hellenic Police is also investigating how these specific substances ended up in the clinic, as they are prohibited in such medical facilities.
Source: Proto Thema
