In Argentina a criminal case was opened for the death of Diego Maradona

The footballer died on November 25 at the age of 60. Heart failure was the official cause.

In Argentina a criminal case has been opened for the death of soccer player Diego Maradona. Law enforcement officials are checking for negligence on the part of medical workers who monitored the player’s health after the operation. This was announced on Friday, November 27 by the Todo Noticias TV channel.

According to journalists, 12 hours before his death, Maradona was not under the proper supervision of medical workers. The police will verify the CCTV footage and also conduct a blood test for toxic residues.

In particular, the Prosecutor’s Office will question the nurse Gisela, who made sure that Maradona took the necessary medications. It is observed that law enforcement officers have information according to which Gisela did not give Maradona one of the pills the morning he died.

The statement by Diego Maradona’s lawyer, Matías Morla, is also being investigated, according to which Maradona was left unattended 12 hours before his death by medical personnel who were hired to monitor his condition.

Diego Maradona died on November 25 at the age of 61 from cardiac arrest. He felt bad when he was home. The ambulance doctors who arrived were unable to save him.

Previously it was reported that Diego Maradona was buried in a private cemetery in Buenos Aires, but the Argentine himself bequeathed him to embalm his body and open access to it.

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