Jana Maradona’s statement in the trial for her father’s death: “She said it was madness”

Jana Maradonadaughter of Diego Armando MaradonaHe announced on Tuesday in front of the court judging seven health workers for the death of the Argentine star of his father’s doctor, Leopold LuqueThat convinced her and her sisters to perform treatment in a private home and not at a clinic.

“We have diverted ourselves toward hospitalization at home because it is the doctor’s leader who recommends that option,” he said Jana Maradona to the court judges in the trial followed in the town of San Isidro, outside Buenos Aires.

According to Maradona’s daughter, 28, the authorities of Olivos ClinicWhere the football star was admitted until November 11, they recommend to continue treatment at a rehabilitation clinic, but Luque “is angry” in the proposal.

“Luque said it was crazy to take him to a clinic, that my dad didn’t want and that Swiss medical (private drug companies) wanted to promote themselves that recommended this clinic,” Jana said.

Jana Maradona He said the team that attended his father indicated that he would have all the “medical devices” and that “Swiss medical doctors promised to offer” everything his father needed, something in the light of his testimony and other witnesses did not happen.

As for medical equipment, Jana said she only saw a pulse oximeter and no ambulances at home, even though they knew it would always be available.

They also announced the real estate agent managing the rent of the house, Andrea Flavia Jordan; the owner of the same, Santiago Giorello; And whoever is the bodyguard of Maradona, Julio César Coria, who was arrested at the hearing for the crime of false testimony before the court.

Maradona, who died 60 on November 25, 2020, showed serious liver, cardiac and pulmonary pathologies at the time of his death, according to a forensic report presented by the prosecutor’s office.

In this trial neurosurgeon and header of the header of Maradona, Leopoldo Luque, psychiatrist Agustina Cosachov, psychoanalyst Carlos Díaz, doctor and coordinator of the company Swiss Medical, Nancy Forlini, Doctor Pedro di Spagna, the nurs Alroni,.

Nurse Gisela Madrid was also accused, also requesting a jury and judged in a separate case in the second semester of 2025, once the main test was completed.

Judges Maximiliano Savarino, Verónica di Tommaso and Julieta Makintach must determine if seven of the eight defendants have guilty the crime of simple murder finally, with a maximum penalty of 25 years in prison.