Μake us preferred on Google One of the nurses who worked at the clinic of the two jailed doctors on Karneadou Street in Kolonaki gave the investigating judge important information that sheds light on the circumstances of Giorgos Mazonakis’s death.
For four hours, the witness answered questions from the investigating judge, who has a full picture of the evidence that has emerged and is being added to the case file on the popular singer’s death.
“Those Who Do ‘Inus’ Don’t Get Sedation”
“The first phone call was made at 4:10 p.m. to an anesthesiologist, because Ms. G. asked me to find out if there is an antidote for propofol. The anesthesiologist’s answer was that there isn’t one. The second call was made to the man we had bought the defibrillator from, because the defibrillator wasn’t working, and he explained to us that it needed to be charged and so on. These calls were made after 4:00 p.m.,” she said on “Live News,” speaking about that fatal Wednesday.
“I was in the room next door with a patient of Ms. G.’s, who was also doing ‘Inus,'” she reveals.
Asked when she realized something was wrong with Giorgos Mazonakis, she says:
“Around 4:00 p.m.”
She adds that this was when the 56-year-old doctor called her husband:
“She called Mr. Th. All I remember after that is that there was a lot of activity, a panic.”
The 56-year-old nurse also revealed that she had seen Giorgos Mazonakis the previous day, when he had hydrotherapy.
“He seemed like something was bothering him, a little more anxious.”
“That’s not part of the protocol. Those who do ‘Inus’ don’t get sedation,” she reveals.
Asked whether the doctor told her to say specific things after Giorgos Mazonakis’s death, she replies:
“Yes, I stated that in my testimony today. It was the same night I went in for questioning, and she told me to give a specific time. That he arrived around 3:00 to 3:30 p.m.”
On the Athens Medical Association Inspections
“I happened to be there once,” she says about the inspections carried out at the clinic by the Athens Medical Association.
She notes that at the time, the 56-year-old doctor was in the room with a patient, so the inspectors did not go into that area.
“None of us knew that all of this was illegal,” she concludes.
