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The former secretary of Diego Armando Maradona accuses: “Everyone wants to wash their hands, blaming the deceased ambulance.”
The death of Diego Armando Maradona it has dark sides and everything to clarify. Gabriel Bruno, former secretary of the Argentine soccer player, gave a long interview to Argentine television. “The last time I heard Maradona was two months ago, then I listened to him again a month and a half ago and realized he was sick. The autopsy will say that Diego died of natural causes, but Diego was killed. He died alone and sad. When he was 45 years old and according to his family, we decided to admit him because our priority was his health and not contracts or money like someone else’s. When we decided to intern him, his brothers signed the authorization and we decided to do it because Diego was beginning to be a danger to him and to others. Diego is not dead, they killed him. They have placed next to Diego a person whose identity is not even clear. First they said that Charlie was Rocío Oliva’s cousin, then it wasn’t true and justice was looking for him. Everyone wants to wash their hands, blaming the ambulance for being late. Diego had an alcohol addiction problem since he was training in Dubai, not for a few months. There are people who wanted fame and looked for it together with Diego and it is time that now they put a face on it ”.
The former secretary continues: “More than a year ago I spoke with Rocío’s mother and told her that if Diego died they would be forced to flee the planet, not just Argentina. I have always been on Diego’s side and if I tried to communicate with him through WhatsApp, they blocked me after 10 minutes. I have always been on his side, many others have not. Diego went away from the people he knew, who he could ask for alcohol and drugs, and if he did not receive it, he would end up getting angry. they never did. And they were people who directly or indirectly headed the lawyer Morla. I spoke with my brother Lalo a while ago, when I already saw Diego sick, and I told him that if he was not admitted he would die. He promised that he would speak to his family as soon as possible. We admitted him immediately and Diego recovered. But I never cared if he agreed, because he was sick and could get as angry as he wanted. In fact, when he recovered, in interviews he always admitted that he was sick and that it was the right choice.
