The death of Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis has caused strong reactions in Greece, while investigations into the circumstances of his death have taken another turn.

In connection with the case, several doctors have been arrested, while the center of attention is the clinic where the singer had the intervention. Albanian journalist living in Greece, Etmond Guri, said in a connection with News24 that the forensic report did not determine heart attack as the cause of death.

According to him, a medical intervention was problematic and Mazonakis had complications. Guri also states that there were attempts to delete evidence and that the management of the situation by the doctors was wrong. He said that the doctors involved were connected to politics and that at one point they had also sought help through ChatGPT.

Etmond Guri, journalist in Greece: The case of the singer who died in Greece has shocked public opinion in Greece. Regarding the Mazonaqis case, the clinic where he underwent surgery was among the most important in the country.

Politicians and showbiz people have said they received services at this clinic. The forensic report concluded that the cause was not a heart attack, but a problematic intervention. There were also attempts to delete evidence. Mazonakis had complications.

In one case, doctors even sought help from Chat. The management was bad and there was an attempt to hide evidence. Doctors have connections to politics, many of them are friends with politicians.