Mazonakis Case Takes New Turn as Homicide Charges Considered

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Investigators are awaiting new digital evidence that could affect the charges against the two doctors, who may seek more time to testify.

 

The charges against two doctors accused in connection with the death of Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis could be upgraded, according to new information reported by Proto Thema.

The two defendants could face prosecution for homicide with possible intent, instead of the current charge of fatal exposure.

Investigators await digital evidence

No additional criminal charges have yet been filed. The investigating magistrate is reportedly awaiting new digital evidence from the Hellenic Police before deciding how the case should proceed.

Judicial and police authorities are continuing to assess the evidence collected regarding the circumstances surrounding the popular singer’s death.

Doctors may request more time

The two doctors could also seek a further extension before appearing to testify, given the new evidence under examination.