After Giorgos Mazonakis’s death, personal items are missing from his villa: a towel and ashtray raise questions

An unclear situation has been observed at Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis’s villa in the Voula area. Several items that had been outside the residence are no longer there, while some furniture appears to have been moved.

The case was discussed on the Star Channel television program “Protos Kafes me Zina.” During the investigation, footage of the property filmed during two separate visits was compared. Among the missing items were a towel left by the pool and a heavy ashtray.

According to the program, the towel had been folded, while the ashtray was quite heavy. These circumstances have prompted suspicions that someone may have moved the items, rather than the weather having done so. One possibility discussed was that people had entered the property and taken some of the singer’s belongings.

It cannot be ruled out, however, that the objects were moved by someone authorized to enter the residence. The program also noted that the artist’s personal belongings might be of interest to collectors or admirers.

A sum of 80 euros was also discussed, but it was not disclosed which item it referred to or whether a specific purchase offer had been made. Suspicions were also raised about an unauthorized market for the artist’s belongings, but there is no evidence that anything from the villa has been sold or offered for sale.

The program also raised questions about security at the property in Voula. According to the report, the villa is not guarded continuously, and several points along its perimeter were identified where it might be easier for other people to enter.

So far, there has been no official confirmation that the villa was burglarized or that unauthorized people forced their way inside. It is still unclear whether the items were taken by strangers, moved by someone with access to the property, or placed elsewhere on the premises. Verifying the circumstances could help establish what happened.