The death of Maradona: the nurse who took care of him at night said that Diego 'always had tachycardia'

06/14/2021 19:15

• Clarín.com

• Police

Updated 06/14/2021 8:18 PM

Ricardo Omar Almirón

, the nurse who took care of Diego Armando Maradona during the night shift, was investigated this Monday and

complicated the situation

of his boss Mariano Perroni, the prepaid doctor Nancy Forlini and the psychiatrist Agustina Cosachov.

He also

spoke of trout firms

.

"He said that

he was always with tachycardia

and that (he) reported it,"

sources with access to the file

explained to

Clarín

. What did they answer? "

Nothing,

" they expanded.

Almirón, the first of the seven suspected of having

"abandoned

Maradona

to his fate"

, was investigated by the San Isidro prosecutors who are investigating the case.

He stated that Peroni, Forlini and Cosachov "

did not give him directions

"

on the cardiological situation of the patient.

"He warned in the WhatsApp group and they did not give him any indication about it," the sources detailed.

According to the Télam news agency, based on judicial sources, Almirón also said that those three defendants

did not give him the medical history

of "10" either.

Leopoldo Luque, the neurosurgeon of the Ten, is also charged.

Photo: AFP

After testifying for

five hours

, the nurse also revealed that, after the death of the former soccer player, he delivered "a form" without the patient's signature.

However, that document later

appeared with the supposed signature

of the former technical director of Gymnastics.

For this reason, according to

Télam

, prosecutors Cosme Iribarren, Patricio Ferrari and Laura Capra, supervised by the attorney general, John Broyad, will investigate whether there was

a forgery of the signature of "10"

. 

According to the file, the nurse was

the last person to see

the star

alive

before his death, on November 25 of last year, in the private neighborhood of San Andrés, in Tigre.

Statue of Diego Maradona in front of the Madre Cities stadium.

Photo: Juano Tesone

Inquiries

After the investigation of the nurse Almirón, on Wednesday 16 it will be the turn of

Dahiana Gisela Madrid (36)

, the day nurse.

And on Friday 18 it will be the coordinator of both of the Medidom company,

Mariano Ariel Perroni (40)

.

On Monday the 21st they will

investigate

the doctor

Nancy Edith Forlini (52)

, on Wednesday the 23rd the psychologist

Carlos Ángel "Charly" Díaz (29)

, on Friday the 25th the psychiatrist

Agustina Cosachov (36)

and on Monday the 28th the neurosurgeon

Leopoldo Luciano Luque ( 39)

.

Maradona (60) was under home hospitalization after surgery for a subdural hematoma to which he had been subjected on November 3 at the Olivos Clinic.

In March, fans called for justice at the Obelisk.

Photo: EFE

He was cared for by Medidom nurses, outsourced by the prepaid Swiss Medical: Almirón did it on the night shift and Madrid during the day.

According to the prosecution, for the prosecutors, the nurses "

failed to

assist Diego Armando Maradona on November 24 and 25, 2020, knowing his delicate situation and knowing that such an omission would most likely lead to the fatal outcome that finally occurred" .

"In clear

complicity

with the criminal purpose of the plan carried out by the remaining defendants, they carried out deficit checks and / or reviews, either because they were not doing them properly or because they even omitted to enter the room," they added.

Diego Armando Maradona died at the age of 60 on November 25, 2020.

In addition, the prosecutors indicated that in "the previous days they could not not notice the signs and symptoms compatible with heart failure, which were already

evident

and

detectable

."

"They were the last within a

deficient care scheme

who had direct contact with the victim, when the agonizing period prior to death had already begun, dating at least 12 hours before death," they concluded.

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