Court Announces Key Development in Maradona Case
A court in Argentina has revealed a surprising development in the case of legendary footballer Diego Maradona's death, where a forensic expert suggested that his cause of death might have been related to COVID-19, despite no virus test being conducted during the autopsy. Maradona died at the age of 60 in November 2020 from a heart attack, after undergoing brain surgery a few weeks earlier. The new theory comes amid medical controversy over the circumstances of his passing, with the expert indicating that the virus could be a potential factor, especially since no COVID-19 test was performed during the investigation. Evidence points to a sudden death, with an abrupt buildup of fluids in the lungs, leading to cardiac arrest within minutes. The court continues to hear testimonies to determine the charges faced by the medical team, who are accused of involuntary manslaughter.
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