CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Three baggies of cocaine were found inside the downtown Cleveland hotel room where the son of a Greek billionaire died, according to police reports. 
 
 Socrates S. Kokkalis, 34, died in a suspected drug overdose, according to police reports. An official cause of death will be determined by the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner. 
 
 Kokkalis is the son of Socrates P. Kokkalis Sr., a Greek business tycoon, according to CNN Greece. The elder Kokkalis is the founder of Intracom, a Greek telecommunications giant and was accused in 2002 of being a spy for East Germany beginning in 1963. 
 
 Intracom is the largest telecommunications company in southeastern Europe and has some 5,700 employees, according to the company's website. 
 
 The elder Kokkalis is the chairman of the Greek soccer team Olympiacos. His son served as vice president of the team and was the executive in charge of business development for Intracom, according to the soccer team's website. 
 
 "His premature passing...left the entire Olympiacos family in mourning for the unexpected loss of our Club's Vice-president B,'" the statement says. 
 
 The Capital in Greece reported that the younger Kokkalis was in Cleveland on a business trip related to a sports betting project. 
 
 Kokkalis Jr. was staying at the Mariott Hotel on West Mall Drive in downtown Cleveland, according to a Cleveland police report. 
 
 Police and an ambulance were called to his room about 2:45 p.m. Saturday for a report body found in the room, according to police report. 
 
 Three baggies of cocaine were found inside the room, according to the police report. It appeared he died about 12 hours prior to being found, the police report says. 
 
 Cleveland police's specialized drug-overdose death unit, the Heroin Involved Dead Investigation team, responded to the hotel to help investigate, police reports say. ||||| CLEVELAND - The son of a Greek billionaire was found dead Saturday at a downtown Cleveland hotel. Police said they discovered a baggie of what they suspect is cocaine mixed with fentanyl inside the hotel room. 
 
 Socrates S. Kokkalis, the 34-year-old son of tycoon Socrates P. Kokkalis, was found dead at the Cleveland Marriott Downtown on Saturday night, authorities and a police report confirmed. A cause of death has not been determined by the medical examiner's office, but the police report states that a drug overdose is suspected. The medical examiner told News 5 that Kokkalis' death was "untimely." 
 
 Police responded to the hotel at about 2:25 p.m. Saturday. First responders estimated that Kokkalis had died about 12 hours before. 
 
 The report from Cleveland police states an officer found a baggie containing about a gram what they suspected to be cocaine mixed with fentanyl on the T.V. stand in the hotel room. 
 
 Police interviewed the last two people to see Kokkalis. A business partner told police he last saw Kokkalis after dinner the previous evening at about 10:15 p.m. while the business partner was getting off the elevator to go to his suite for the night. The other person interviewed said he last saw Kokkalis exiting the elevator the previous evening after dinner. 
 
 Greek news agencies are reporting that Kokkalis was in Cleveland on business; the Capital reported that he was meeting with regulators regarding a sports betting project. 
 
 Kokkalis was the vice president of the Greek Olympiacos football club. 
 
 A statement provided to CNN Greece by the Kokkalis Foundation translates to: "The Kokkalis family, with deep sorrow, announces the sudden death of Socrates S. Kokkalis, 34, during a business trip to Cleveland, USA, Saturday July 14, 2018". 
 
 Kokkalis was also on the board of directors of Intralot Interactive, a Greek gambling technology company. 
 
 Socrates P. Kokkalis, the father of the deceased, is the founder and largest shareholder of Intracom Holdings, one of the largest multinational telecommunications and technology companies in Europe. ||||| The son of billionaire Socrates Kokkalis has been found dead in a hotel room in Cleveland. Socrates Kokkalis Jr. died on July 14, according to Cleveland.com. He was 34 years old. The website says that “three baggies of cocaine” were found in the hotel room on the T.V. stand at the Marriott on West Mall Drive. Police were called to the room at around 2:45 p.m., authorities believe that Kokkalis had died around 12 hours earlier. ABC Cleveland reports that the cocaine had been mixed with fentanyl. The medical examiner’s office told the station that Kokkalis’ death is “untimely” and that no official cause of death has been confirmed. 
 
 The ABC Cleveland report says that police have spoken to two people who were among the last to see Kokkalis alive. One was a business partner who had dinner with the Greek national on July 13 and last saw him at around 10:15 p.m. Another person said that he was Kokkalis leaving the elevator in the hotel after dinner. 
 
 Kokkalis father is the founder of Intracom, a Greek telecom company. His net worth is estimated at $1.2 billion. 
 
 Here’s what you need to know: 
 
 1. Kokkalis Attended Boston University 
 
 CNN Greece reports that Kokkalis was born in 1984 in Milan, the son of Socrates Kokkalis Sr. and Eleni Kokkalis. He was the couple’s youngest son. In 2001, Kokkalis graduated from Athens College before attending Boston University, completing a BA in International Relations in 2005. 
 
 According to the website for the Greek soccer club Olympiakos, Kokkalis was the vice president of the team, his father was the president. In addition, Kokkalis was in charge of business development for Intracom as well as being involved in the commercial aspect of Olympiakos. 
 
 2. Kokkalis Was in Cleveland as Part of Sports Gambling Venture 
 
 Greek news outlet, the Capital, reports that Kokkalis was in Cleveland on business relating to a sports betting business venture. CNN Greece reports that Kokkalis was on the board of directors of Intralo Interactive, a Greek gambling company. In a profile on the company’s website, it says that Kokkalis had “risen through the ranks at INTRALOT in rapid fashion.” Kokkalis had been with the company since 2007. In 2010, Kokkalis was appointed the business development executive of Intralot. Additionally, Kokkalis was a board member of INTRAKAT. In a statement to the network, Kokkalis’ family said, “The Kokkalis family, with deep sorrow, announces the sudden death of Socrates S. Kokkalis, 34, during a business trip to Cleveland, USA, Saturday July 14, 2018.” 
 
 3. One Friend Paid Tribute to Kokkalis Calling Him ‘One of the Best Greeks’ 
 
 In paying tribute to his friend, entrepreneur Angelo Dalli wrote on Facebook, “Shocked and speechless at the sudden loss of Socrates Kokkalis jr. while on a business trip in the US. One of the best ever Greeks I’ve known – so unfair at such a young age. Honored to have had him on Bit8’s board and to have known him as a shining example of humbleness and a smart, fun loving character – hence why I chose to post a positive photo that I think represents him best. My thoughts with his family, friends and his colleagues at Intralot, Olympiacos FC and the Kokkalis Foundation. Adieu, Socrates!” 
 
 The president of Olympiakos, Vangelis Marinakis, said in a statement, via Google Translate, “I am shocked by the misfortune of a wonderful young man, Socrates S. Kokkalis. I liked Socrates and I especially appreciated him, his gentleness and the quality of his character made him special and dear to all of us. it was the hardest test that can happen to a person, I hope to find strength from the love of his family, the world and the support of all of us.” 
 
 Another friend, Chryssa Amanatidou, said, “Words cannot express my deep sadness for the loss of a beloved colleague. Socrates was an inspiration to everyone around him and his passion, generosity and big smile will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends and colleagues around the world during this difficult time.” ||||| These crawls are part of an effort to archive pages as they are created and archive the pages that they refer to. That way, as the pages that are referenced are changed or taken from the web, a link to the version that was live when the page was written will be preserved.Then the Internet Archive hopes that references to these archived pages will be put in place of a link that would be otherwise be broken, or a companion link to allow people to see what was originally intended by a page's authors.The goal is to fix all broken links on the web . Crawls of supported "No More 404" sites.
– The youngest son of a Greek billionaire has died in Ohio of a suspected overdose involving fentanyl. Socrates S. Kokkalis, 34, was found in Cleveland's downtown Marriott Hotel around 2:45pm Saturday, about 12 hours after he's believed to have died. Though an official cause of death is pending, police suspect an overdose, noting a bag believed to contain a mix of cocaine and fentanyl was found on a TV stand in Kokkalis' hotel room, reports News 5. The bag was one of three, per Cleveland.com. A colleague told police he had last seen Kokkalis, son of the founder of Greek telecommunications giant Intercom, around 10:15pm Friday, per News 5. Kokkalis, who studied international relations at Boston University more than a decade ago, is believed to have been on a business trip related to a sports betting venture. He was on the board of directors of Greek gambling company Intralo Interactive and also served as the vice president of Greek soccer team Olympiacos, reports CNN Greece, via Heavy.com.