Argentina will begin a trial this week into the medical team of late soccer icon Diego Maradona over homicide by negligence, ...
An Argentine court on Tuesday started its trial of seven healthcare professionals accused of negligence in the death of ...
Seven Argentines went on trial Tuesday accused of homicide for their alleged role in what prosecutors called the "horror ...
The prosecutor, Patricio Ferrari, had his reasons for sharing it, of course. And so he held up the card for a panel of judges to see, a few feet away from Maradona's three daughters and his ex ...
Prosecutor Patricio Ferrari said their case is that, at some point in the two weeks before his death, Maradona was taken to a house in a private neighborhood in the town of Tigre, on the outskirts ...
Prosecutor Patricio Ferrari showed an image of Maradona at the time of his death to the court on the first day of the trial, which showed the football legend with his abdomen completely swollen.
"Look, that's how Maradona died!" prosecutor Patricio Ferrari exclaimed in the courtroom, holding up a posthumous photo of Maradona, lying on his back in bed, his body grotesquely swollen.
Anyone who says they did not notice the medical troubles plaguing Diego Maradona shortly before his death is “lying to your face”, a prosecutor has told judges in court. Patricio Ferrari held up an ...
"That's how Maradona died," prosecutor Patricio Ferrari told the court, holding up a photo of Maradona shortly after his death, lying on his back in bed with a swollen abdomen. Maradona was found ...
Anyone who says they did not notice the medical troubles plaguing Diego Maradona shortly before his death is “lying to your face”, a prosecutor has told judges in court. Patricio Ferrari held ...
Mr Ferrari said: “The right to truth is a human right and today Diego Armando Maradona, his children, his relatives, those closest to him and the Argentinian people deserve justice.” ...
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