Where is the funeral home employee who took the photo of Diego Maradona dead

11/27/2020 4:42 PM

• Clarín.com

• sports

Updated 11/27/2020 4:42 PM

Who are they?

How are they called?

Why did they do it?

As soon as

,

, the questions began to accumulate.

It was learned that it was the three employees of the Pinier funeral home who prepared the body of the idol who took photos with the drawer open.

Claudio Fernández (on the right) together with his son Ismael.

Claudio Fernández was one of them and also the first to show his face

and to show regret for what he did.

"We were arranging it before taking it and they took the picture.

I know that many people have been offended, they have taken it badly, I know it bothered. At that moment I was thinking, with the nerves that Maradona looks good . If you see the photo, I just raised my head because they told me: 'Skinny'. It was something instantaneous. I am one of the people who do not think about taking photos with coffins and deceased, out of respect. I never thought they would upload it or move on to a group, "he explained on Radio Diez.

And in addition to clarifying that he also spoke for Ismael, his son, he reiterated that the photo was not taken from his phone and that, despite what is seen in the image, they did not pose intentionally.

The man was fired by the funeral home.

Different is the situation of

in the reprehensible event and the one who really remained in the eye of the storm.

It is that it is the employee who appeared with his left hand resting on Maradona's forehead and raising his right thumb that made the fans of the Ten explode with hatred.

Just a couple of minutes after the photos went viral, social networks were full of information about his whereabouts.

And threats and messages also began to circulate warning that La 12, Boca's barrabrava, had promised revenge.

Everything was said: that he was hiding in his house, that he had disappeared, that he had sought refuge in the province of Salta and until he had fallen into the clutches of the bars of Xeneize, Argentinos Juniors and Gimnasia, the last club that Maradona directed.

But

It is known that Molina (along with the two Fernández) lost his job at the funeral home.

This was stated by César Picón, one of the owners of the Pinier wake house, located in the Paternal neighborhood, who also told Télam that the two men and the young man "do not belong to the company", but "were hired to collaborate with the funeral ".

Matías Morla, friend and lawyer of the idol, promised to take care "personally of finding the scoundrel who took that photograph" and make "pay all those responsible for such an act of cowardice."

Meanwhile, the Argentinos Juniors club announced through its Twitter account that “by unanimous decision of the Board of Directors, the request for expulsion as a member of the person who was photographed next to Diego Armando Maradona's coffin is raised to the Disciplinary Court ”.

What happens in Justice?

So far nothing.

As it is a private crime, a criminal case for the dissemination of these photographs should only be started when it has been reported by someone close to the former soccer player.

And that did not happen.