Court surprises in Maradona death case
The Argentine court reveals an unexpected theory regarding the cause of legendary footballer Diego Maradona's death. A judicial expert suggested that he may have died from a COVID-19 infection, considering the omission of a virus test during his autopsy a significant procedural error. Maradona died in November 2020 at the age of 60, after collapsing due to a heart attack while sleeping, shortly after being discharged from a hospital where he had undergone brain surgery. During the session, the final forensic witness confirmed that the patient might have died from COVID-19, due to the rapid impact of the virus on the body, while other testimonies indicated that his death was sudden, with no clear evidence prior to the event. The expert's testimony strengthens the defense team's position, which believes that fluid accumulation in Maradona's lungs led to his heart stopping, while six other doctors face charges of involuntary manslaughter.
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