The first to be accused was the neurologist who requested the medical records with a forged signature of the Argentine idol. In turn, the psychiatrist was accused of falsifying a medical certificate stating that the former coach of the National Team was “oriented and lucid.”
Doctors accused of the death of Diego Maradona, Leopoldo Luciano Luque and Agustina Cosachov, were acquitted after the Judge Diego Martinez considered that one of the parties had prescribed.
According to what Noticias Argentinas was able to find out, it is about the accusation of falsifying documents and the first person accused was the neurologist when he requested the Olivos clinic the medical record with a forged signature of Maradona.
Meanwhile, the psychiatrist was accused of falsifying a medical certificate stating that the former technician of the Argentine National Team was “oriented and lucid.”
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“Since prescription is one of the causes of extinction of criminal action, it is appropriate to declare the criminal action extinguished in the present case regarding the crimes of Use of false private document for the case of Leopoldo Luciano Luqueand of Falsification of medical certificate in the case of Agustina Cosachovsince it has expired,” states the document drafted by the judge.
Defendants in the Maradona case
The case has Eight defendants accused of the crime of homicide with eventual intent. For the Justice There are elements that prove that they are in some way partly responsible for the death of the former player.
At this time the case points against The Spanish version of the book, entitled “The Spanish Version of the Book of the Dead”, was published in the journal Spanish.
The oral trial was scheduled for June 4 but was postponed to October 1 at 9:30 in the Oral Court in what Criminal number 3 of San Isidro.
In addition, during the pre-debate stage there were various claims and the last one occurred in May when the neurosurgeon’s lawyers Leopoldo Luquethe one of the psychiatrist Agustina Cosachov and psychologist Carlos Díaz They opposed the request of the daughters of Diego Maradona to move his body from the cemetery San Miguel to a Mausoleum located in Puerto Madero.
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