Maradona case reveals new mystery involving his father
The trial regarding the death of football legend Diego Maradona has been temporarily halted after the defendants' defense questioned the results of kidney tests and claimed that they belonged to his father, who passed away in 2015, rather than to the player. The specialized doctor confirmed that Maradona suffered from chronic kidney disease and that his condition should have been monitored more closely. However, the test results, which have now been verified as belonging to Maradona's father, could impact the credibility of the medical committee responsible for assessing the circumstances of his death. Maradona died due to heart failure and acute pulmonary edema following a brain surgery. Meanwhile, the prosecutor confirmed that the medical review will not affect the progress of the case.
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