A cop that was amongst the initial on the scene of Diego Maradona’s fatality 4 years back, informed a court Tuesday he saw no “medical items” in the space where the football tale was getting post-operative treatment in the house.
Officer Lucas Farias affirmed in the test of 7 wellness specialists implicated of murder for their affirmed function in what district attorneys have actually called the “horror theater” of Maradona’s last days.
Farias claimed he “didn’t see medical items in the room. I didn’t see serums that I think should be part of home hospitalization,” describing an intravenous drip.
Farias was just one of 4 law enforcement agents to provide proof Tuesday, a week after the test opened up in San Isidro in the north residential areas of Buenos Aires.
“What first caught my attention about Diego Maradona was his face-up position with an abdomen so swollen it seemed about to explode,” claimed Farias.
“I was shocked to see Maradona in that state, I never thought I’d find myself faced with that image.”
Maradona passed away on November 25, 2020, aged 60, while recuperating in the house from mind surgical treatment for an embolism, after years fighting drug and alcoholism.
It was identified he passed away of cardiac arrest and severe lung edema, a problem where liquid builds up in the lungs.
On test are a neurosurgeon, a psychoanalyst, a psycho therapist, a clinical organizer, a nursing organizer, a physician and an evening registered nurse implicated of being criminally irresponsible in the treatment they gave to the footballer in his last days.
Prosecutors declare the footballer was deserted to his destiny for a “prolonged, agonizing period” prior to his fatality.
The offenders encounter jail terms of in between 8 and 25 years if founded guilty of “homicide with possible intent”– going after a strategy in spite of understanding it can create fatality.
Nearly 120 witnesses are anticipated to affirm in the long-delayed test anticipated to run up until July.
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