Death of Diego Maradona: no drugs or alcohol in the blood, testifies a coroner at trial

On Tuesday, April 1, the trial continued against seven health professionals accused of negligence in the Diego Maradona case. An expert reported the results of the analyses carried out after the death of the former footballer in 2020. “None of the four sample tubes showed detectable results for cocaine, marijuana, MOTAPM, ecstasy or amphetamines,” said the biochemical expert Ezequiel Ventosi. He explained that he examined blood, urine and hysopa…

The Argentine player with multiple addictions died in 2020. Several traces of drugs were detected in his blood, established on Tuesday a forensic doctor at the trial of his healthcare team.

The Argentine football legend Diego Maradona, who passed away in 2020, had neither drugs nor alcohol in his blood at the time of death. No drugs such as cocaine, marijuana, MDMA or ecstasy or alcohol were detected in the evaluation of blood, urine and mucous membrane samples, said expert Ezequiel Ventosi on Tuesday during the trial for Maradona's death in San Isidro. Five substances, which belong to a number of drugs, including antidepressants a…

The trial of the seven practitioners accused of manslaughter for negligence continues in Buenos Aires.

The Criminal Court No. 3 of the Judicial Department of San Isidro, in the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina, heard the testimony of the experts, who claimed that Diego Armando Maradona had no alcohol or any other trace of drugs in his blood at the time of his death. READ ALSO: Defense of Maradona claims that he was "murdered" with "inhumanity plan that proved effective" Likewise, the expert of the scientific police, Ezequiel Ventosi, stated th…

They declared four experts in charge of the complementary expertise of the autopsy. For this Thursday three sisters of the "Ten" and Veronica Ojeda, former couple and mother of their youngest son were summoned.