Shocking new details are coming to light about the final moments of Giorgos Mazonakis at the medical office of Ilias Theodoropoulos and Ioanna Gaka; as revealed by protothema.gr, the two doctors tried to erase all traces of his presence there while simultaneously searching artificial intelligence for ways to bring him back to life!
The new information from protothema.gr stems from the examination of electronic devices seized as part of the investigation and takes on particular significance following the filing of felony charges for endangerment resulting in death as an accompliceagainst the two doctors. The defendants were referred to an investigating judge to enter their pleas, where they were given a deadline for next Monday.
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The photo that had been deleted from the doctor’s
cell phone One of the most crucial pieces of evidence was reportedly discovered during the analysis of the doctor’s cell phone.
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death Police officers managed to locate a photo in which Giorgos Mazonakis appears lying on the bed of the machine used for plasma exchange. The photo had been deleted from the device.
What the authorities are now trying to determine is exactly when it was taken. The theory being seriously considered is that it is a photograph from the day the singer lost his life, though this remains to be confirmed by the digital investigation.
Dating the file is considered crucial, as it could provide yet another objective piece of evidence regarding what was happening in the room and what stage of the process Mazonakis was at before suffering cardiac arrest.
The search involving artificial intelligence shortly before his death
The most unusual finding, however, concerns what appears to have taken place on the computer while George Mazonakis was still inside the doctor’s office and shortly before his death.
According to information from protothema.gr, the digital data suggests that someone was using the computer at that time to search for what needed to be done to revive a patient.
What police are investigating is whether the search was conducted using an artificial intelligence tool.
Simply put, while the emergency involving the singer was unfolding on the premises, it appears a query was entered into an AI system asking how a patient could be saved or revived.
Authorities are now being asked to determine who conducted the search, the exact time it took place, what query was typed, and what response was given, as well as whether the search results are temporally linked to Mazonakis’s cardiac arrest.
Only Mazonakis’s
appointments were deleted from the calendar. The findings from the clinic’s computer raise equally serious questions. According to information from protothema.gr, an examination of the electronic calendar revealed that entries regarding Giorgos Mazonakis’s appointments had been deleted.
What has particularly piqued the investigators’ interest is that the calendar does not appear to have been deleted in its entirety, nor were a large number of appointments deleted. The missing entries specifically concerned the singer.
Authorities are now attempting, through digital analysis, to recover the data and determine on which days and at what times he had visited or was scheduled to visit the clinic, as well as when the data was deleted.
This finding is directly linked to the Security Division’s effort to reconstruct the exact timeline of Mazonakis’s visits, especially in light of the security camera footage that has already taken on critical importance in the investigation. Protothema.gr revealed one of the first inconsistencies in the case yesterday.
According to evidence gathered by police, George Mazonakis entered the clinic shortly after 1:00 p.m., and not after 4:00 p.m., as the doctors reportedly claimed in their initial statements.
They are searching for the “black box” of the hemodialysis
machine. Particular emphasis is now being placed on the machine itself. Experts will attempt to extract all available data from its software to determine when it was turned on and when it stopped working.
The machine’s electronic records can help provide a more accurate reconstruction of what happened inside the doctor’s office and can be compared with witness statements, camera footage, and other digital evidence.
The investigation has already shown that the equipment’s data is one of the key areas on which the Security Department is focusing, while computers, hard drives, other digital storage devices, documents, and samples have been seized from the clinic.
The secretaries’
cell phones were also seized. As part of the same investigation, according to reports, the cell phones of the clinic’s secretaries have also been seized. Police are searching for any communications or other digital evidence that may help cross-reference visits, appointments, arrival times, and events on the critical day.
The examination of the devices is being conducted in parallel with the analysis of the computers and cell phones of those involved, so that authorities can establish a unified timeline.
Digital Traces at the Center of the Investigation
The new evidence takes on added significance because the investigation is now at the judicial level. The Athens Public Prosecutor’s Office has charged the two doctors with a felony, while the evidence gathered by the Security Police already includes a large amount of digital and physical evidence.
At the same time, the exact cause of death remains undetermined based on the initial forensic examination. Further answers are expected from the toxicological and histological tests, which means that the complete forensic picture has not yet been established.
Source: Protothema.gr
