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A teenager claimed to be the son of his ex-girlfriend of the late Argentine star Diego Maradona, and hours after his funeral, he demanded a DNA sample to prove what he claims, and Santiago Lara, 19, asked his lawyer to appear before the family court in La Plata, his hometown. Santiago, less than 24 hours after the burial of the star of the Argentine team.
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The lawyer appeared in a live broadcast on Argentine television, after a long battle that Santiago started since he was thirteen years old to find out the identity of his real father, and according to the British newspaper “Daily Mail”, Lara’s mother is waitress Natalia Garratt, who died at 23, after a supposed seven-year irregular relationship with Maradona, who officially had five children, two of whom took years to admit.
For his part, the teenager said that he only wanted to know who his father was and that the financial aspect did not matter much to him, adding that he discovered that Maradona was his father when he passed by a newspaper booth and saw a photo of Maradona in the magazine cover and his photo was blurred underneath, and Santiago’s lawyer said he had to take a road. Those tried by the silence of Maradona’s lawyer, after an initial dialogue that gave the impression that the soccer legend agreed to carry out a DNA test.
It should be noted that the Public Ministry investigating the death of the legendary Argentine soccer player, Diego Armando Maradona, had ordered a search of the personal home of “Leopoldo Luque”, the star’s personal doctor, who died last Wednesday, according to the Argentine newspaper Clarín . Announcement of Maradona’s three daughters, Delma, Giannina and Jana, accusing him of committing “premeditated murder and abandonment of a person.”
The Argentine newspaper indicated that Maradona’s daughters demanded a review of the medicine that Locke prescribed for their father in recent months, and the judge authorized the search of the house and the search for Maradona’s medical history, among other things. Announcing the death of Maradona, and the Argentine newspaper “Bachina 12” suggests that he took a sedative and an overdose caused him to go into a drug coma, and drank 13 bottles of beer the same day.
