Maradona death mystery takes new turn

Forensic doctor Pablo Maria Ferrari's testimony suggests that the death of football legend Diego Maradona may be linked to the coronavirus, despite the absence of a positive test or laboratory evidence confirming this. No tests to detect the virus were conducted during the 2020 autopsy. He pointed out that the lack of testing complicates determining whether COVID-19 was a cause of death, though it’s possible that the virus contributed to a rapid deterioration of his condition in the final hours. This raises ongoing debate about the true cause of death, which was initially considered to be severe heart failure. The case remains unresolved due to the lack of conclusive evidence of Maradona’s infection with COVID-19, but suspicions have emerged because he was not tested, reigniting discussions about the circumstances and timing of his decline, amid disagreements among experts regarding the nature of his death and the sequence of events leading up to it.

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