New revelations about Diego Maradona’s final moments paint a heartbreaking picture of pain and suffering.
Contrary to early reports of a peaceful passing, fresh evidence suggests the football icon endured a slow and agonizing death.
Maradona, 60, passed away on November 25, 2020, at his home in Buenos Aires. While the initial autopsy cited a heart attack, investigators now believe his death was far more complicated. Medical experts reviewing his case claim that warning signs were overlooked, raising concerns about the care he received in his final days.
His family has long suspected medical negligence played a role. His daughter, Dalma Maradona, has been outspoken, saying her father was left without the attention he desperately needed. She believes he was abandoned by those responsible for his well-being.
Public anger in Argentina is growing as details continue to surface. Authorities are investigating medical staff involved in his treatment, with several professionals facing legal action for alleged negligence and misconduct.
The case has reignited debates about medical accountability, with many demanding justice for the beloved football legend. As the investigation moves forward, the world is left wondering whether Maradona’s death could have been prevented.