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Naples, Argentina and the whole world wake up without the “Pibe de Oro”. Diego Armando Maradona He was found dead at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, November 25, at his home in Barrio San Andrés, between Tigre and Escobar, Argentina. He was 60 years old. He died of “acute heart failure”, found in a “patient with dilated heart disease.” It is the result of the preliminary autopsy to which the body of the strongest footballer in history was subjected.
How Maradona died: the last hours and Diego’s rescue
The autopsy examination, carried out between 7.30 pm and 10 pm on Wednesday at the San Fernando hospital, found that heart failure caused “acute lung edema,” as the Argentine press anticipated, beginning with the Clarín and La newspapers. Nation. Six physicians participated in the procedure, including the expert designated by the family. To complete the process, it will be necessary to wait for the result of the toxicological tests, necessary to verify the possible intake of drugs, drugs or alcohol. Before the autopsy was completed, San Isidro Attorney General John Broyard had announced that preliminary examinations had ruled out “any signs of criminal activity and violence.”
There are no cell phones at the hospital for the autopsy.
Maradona’s relatives asked the autopsy doctors to enter the hospital without their mobile phones: in this way they tried to prevent inappropriate photos being taken.
Maradona died in his sleep
The sample died in her sleep. The last person who saw Maradona alive, as announced by the Prosecutor’s Office, was his nephew around 11 p.m. on Tuesday. On the night of two days ago, Pibe’s assistant, a security officer, a nurse and a cook were at the house. Maradona’s psychologist and psychiatrist also arrived at the house at 11:30 a.m. yesterday. They arrived at the former soccer player’s room, without receiving a response. His nephew and assistant, Maximiliano Pomargo and Johnny Esposito, tried to wake him up.
After verifying the absence of vital signs, they requested the intervention of the nurse and the psychiatrist who performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation maneuvers. Within minutes, several ambulances arrived and a local doctor also intervened. Dalma, Gianinna and Jana, Maradona’s three daughters who live in Argentina, were also alerted. The situation quickly worsened and around noon several ambulances were sighted in the neighborhood. The rescuers continued the resuscitation maneuvers and administered Maradona doses of atropine and epinephrine, but without effect.
Maradona’s house in Barrio San Andrés, between Tigre and Escobar, Argentina – Photo Ansa
