Greek police search Giorgos Mazonakis' home in Voula and examine eight seized devices

Police search Voula residence for digital evidence

Officers from the Hellenic Police returned to the residence of Giorgos Mazonakis on Areos Street in Voula on Friday, October 2, 2026, to conduct a second search of the property. The operation began in the morning and lasted for two hours, led by officers from the Athens Security Sub-Directorate alongside a specialised team from the Forensic Science Directorate. A judicial officer accompanied the police personnel to supervise the collection and seizure of digital evidence from the interior of the premises. The examining magistrate in charge of the death inquiry issued the formal order after receiving new witness depositions in recent days. Authorities are searching the home for supplementary digital records and electronic data that could assist in answering core questions regarding the exact circumstances of the singer's death. The artist's mother, Kleio Mazonaki, remained inside the residence throughout the entire duration of the police operation.

Judicial council approves communications waiver

The home inspection coincided with a legal development from the Athens Judicial Council, which issued a formal decree granting permission to lift communications privacy across multiple devices. The examining magistrate had submitted the formal petition to access telecommunications records, securing the concurring recommendation of the competent prosecutor. Under Greek statutory limits, the court authorised the waiver for the maximum duration permitted by law. The approved monitoring period covers two calendar months, running from July 11, 2026, through September 10, 2026. This legal timeframe extends to the day immediately following Mazonakis' death, allowing forensic investigators to review call records and messages exchanged during that period.

Forensic analysis of seized medical clinic devices

The privacy waiver encompasses eight specific hardware items that police previously confiscated during on-site inspections at a private medical practice on Karneadou Street in Kolonaki. Mazonakis died at this Kolonaki medical clinic on September 9, 2026, prompting immediate evidence collection by law enforcement. Forensic science laboratories are now examining six mobile phones, one computer hard drive, and one external USB storage device retrieved from the clinic. The six mobile phones under scrutiny belong to Mazonakis, two doctors who face formal charges in connection with the inquiry, two clinic secretaries, and one staff nurse. Technical specialists are extracting stored messages, call logs, and digital files from these devices to construct a full picture of the events preceding the artist's death.

Legal representation and ongoing investigation

While police and judicial officers conducted the two-hour search at the Voula home, family members took further legal steps related to the judicial proceedings. The singer's sisters, Maria Mazonaki and Vaso Mazonaki, visited the law office of attorney Charalampos Lykoudis in Athens to review recent procedural developments. The examining magistrate continues to collect testimony and process physical evidence to assemble all available information regarding the fatal incident. Judicial authorities are examining the physical findings from the Voula home alongside data extracted from the Kolonaki clinic devices. The collected digital material will be evaluated as investigators work to assemble all case elements for the judicial dossier.