According to TuttoMercato, the witness testimony phase in the Maradona death case has concluded, with the defense's forensic expert claiming it was a case of sudden death.

Pablo Ferrari, a forensic expert testifying for neurosurgeon Leopoldo Luque, was the last witness to take the stand. Luque operated on Maradona and oversaw his medical team during his home recovery. Ferrari testified that Maradona suffered a sudden heart attack, arrhythmia, and acute pulmonary edema, ultimately dying from asphyxiation. He added that the process was very rapid and that from a medical standpoint, there was no evidence Maradona suffered over an extended period. The prosecution, however, believes Maradona died after prolonged suffering and has questioned the care provided at the time.

Ferrari also stated that death from COVID-19 could not be ruled out and criticized the absence of testing during the pandemic as a methodological error. These statements drew dissatisfaction from the civil plaintiffs. The court has set September 29 as the start of closing arguments, which could last several weeks. After the prosecution and defense present their cases, the defendants will have the opportunity to make a final statement before the verdict is delivered.

Übersetzt von KI.

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