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Argentine Prosecutor Denounces Medical Staff in Maradona Death as 'Murder'

Eugenio Rodolfo Sanabria Reporter / Updated : 2025-03-17 09:54:30
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San Isidro, Argentina - In a shocking turn of events, the Argentine prosecutor's office has leveled severe accusations against the medical team responsible for the care of the late football icon, Diego Maradona, who passed away in 2020. The prosecutors have officially labeled the medical staff's negligence as 'murder,' citing their failure to provide adequate care despite being aware of Maradona's deteriorating health.   

During a heated trial held on March 11 in San Isidro, Buenos Aires Province, the prosecution painted a grim picture of Maradona's final days, describing his home care facility as a 'theater of horror.' They argued that the medical staff's inaction constituted 'murder with possible intent,' a legal term that refers to the act of neglecting to take action despite recognizing the potential for fatal consequences.

"The medical staff was fully aware of the risks to Maradona's life, yet they chose to do nothing," stated a prosecutor during the trial. "Their negligence directly led to his untimely death."

To further emphasize their point, the prosecution presented graphic autopsy photos of Maradona, revealing the dire state of his health at the time of his passing. The courtroom was filled with audible gasps and tears as the images were displayed, underscoring the gravity of the situation.

The seven medical professionals implicated in the case have vehemently denied the charges, each asserting their innocence and emphasizing their respective areas of expertise. However, Maradona's family members, including his daughters, have been vocal in their pursuit of justice, demanding that those responsible be held accountable for their actions.   

"We will not rest until the truth is revealed," declared one of Maradona's daughters, her voice filled with emotion. "Our father deserves justice, and we will see to it that those who failed him are brought to justice."

The trial, which is expected to last for several months, has captured the attention of football fans worldwide, many of whom are eager to see justice served for their beloved hero. As the proceedings unfold, the world watches with bated breath, awaiting the final verdict that will determine the fate of those accused in this tragic case.

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