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Doctors remanded in custody over Mazonakis’s death: Gaka blames EKAB, Theodoropoulos says he was “dragged into it because of my wife but I adore her”
The proceedings concluded after 18 hours – Gaka reportedly said, “I’ve done so much good and this happened to me” – Theodoropoulos claimed he was prescribing medication while the plasmapheresis treatment was taking place
Mystery surrounds Mazonakis photo: Evidence indicates Gaka did not send it to Theodoropoulos; Phone records could identify recipient
The photograph was taken at 14:43:19, sent to an unknown recipient and deleted shortly before Gaka and Theodoropoulos went to the Kypseli Police Station
Giorgos Mazonakis: Investigators are examining whether he was given a substance before the plasmapheresis procedure — Gaka sent the deleted photograph to an unidentified recipient
The deleted photograph showing him apparently asleep, the recipient of the image, searches made using artificial intelligence, and the mobile phones of three employees are under scrutiny
Greece tops Europe for share of workers suffering from stress, depression or anxiety
Their work either causes or worsens these conditions, according to European statistics
The brutal Bulgarian occupation of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace: Why the Bulgarians delayed their withdrawal from Greece in 1944
The political change in Bulgaria and its shift to an anti-German position – The curious stance of the KKE, the USSR and the Allies – When did the Bulgarians finally leave Greece?
Adrianos Golemis: The Greek innovations that could travel with him into space
The first Greek astronaut speaks about the proposals being assessed for the International Space Station, the mission’s impact on Greece and the fear ahead of his major journey in 2027
Two doctors to appear before investigating magistrate today over Mazonakis’s death: Repeated alarms and restart of the plasma exchange machine
The machine’s digital history under scrutiny – The 3:22pm pause, successive alarms and the 49 minutes until the call to the emergency services
Giorgos Mazonakis’s final minutes: The plasmapheresis machine repeatedly sounded alarms while Gaka pressed restart
The Hellenic Police investigation is now reconstructing in detail how the machine operated on the critical day — blood exchange began at 2:37 p.m., the first interruption came at 3:22 p.m., and alarms were recorded through 3:45 p.m.
