The case of Maradona’s death … “new evidence” reveals interesting facts

It was developed by doctor Carlos Cassinelli who tested it Maradona’s body He died in his bed and later performed an autopsy, noting signs of prolonged suffering, which were not surprising, namely “cerebral edema, blood in the heart, pleural effusion, general diffuse edema, and signs of lack of oxygen in the cells.”

The doctor continued, referring to the report made during the autopsy, “How long did the suffering last?”

A forensic pathologist participated in the autopsy MaradonaFederico Corasanetti said that there were scars on his heart during the trial, meaning “long suffering.” However, his testimony was not accurate and incontrovertible Cassinelli’s testimony.

The duration of any possible suffering is an important issue in the case, as it relates to the care that the Napoli star received at his home where he recovered in November 2020, after undergoing minor neurosurgery to remove a hematoma in the head. He died of congestive heart failure accompanied by pulmonary edema (a condition in which fluid accumulates in the lungs).

The defense of some defendants casts doubt on the events of patience, arguing that it is not consistent with the death of a tired body due to excess and intoxication from natural substances.

A nurse found him unconscious in the morning on November 25. According to Dr. Cassinelli, the autopsy showed that the death occurred “between 9 am and 12 pm.

Seven medical workers (a doctor, a psychologist, a psychiatrist, and nurses) have been accused for 4 weeks in San Isidro, near the capital of Buenos Aires, on charges of “intentional murder,” that is, negligence committed with knowledge that it could cause death. He has been jailed for 25 years.

They all deny the responsibility of death, citing their uniqueness and the nature of their roles.

Thursday’s episode was the eighth since it began Maradona test The second one is in the middle of April. The previous trial, which was due to take place in 2025, was dismissed two months later after the judge resigned after taking part without the court’s knowledge of the case’s agenda.

The trial will continue, at the rate of two sessions per week, until next July.