Comienza el juicio por la muerte de Diego Maradona: tendrá 109 testigos y durará cinco meses

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El juicio por la muerte de Diego Armando Maradona ha comenzado en los tribunales de San Isidro. La principal acusación es homicidio simple con dolo eventual contra el equipo médico que lo atendió. En paralelo, Matías Morla, exabogado de Maradona, reapareció en medio de disputas legales por las marcas y patrimonio del astro del fútbol. Las tensiones aumentan con declaraciones cruzadas entre Morla y las hijas de Maradona, Dalma y Janina. Este proceso busca esclarecer si hubo negligencia o un plan deliberado para dejar morir a Maradona, lo que podría llevar a penas significativas para los acusados.

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00:00Today is the day that the trial for the death of Diego Armando Maradona begins.

00:04Did they kill him or did he die by natural cause?

00:08That's what the court is going to determine.

00:10The most serious accusation has to do with the simple homicide with double eventuality,

00:14which is an accusation that could lead to those who are on the bench

00:18just between 8 and 25 years old.

00:20Of course this is going to be discussed.

00:22And you know that in parallel, now we are going to get inside the audience

00:26and we are going to tell you what is happening at this moment.

00:29But in parallel, Matías Morla reappeared yesterday.

00:32Matías Morla, who is not on the bench in this specific case,

00:36because only the medical treatment body is being judged,

00:40but he does have some explanations to give in the litigation for the brands,

00:43in the patrimonial issues.

00:45Yesterday, I would tell you, he again pointed out against Claudia Villafañe.

00:49He said that Diego died thinking that Claudia had killed him

00:54and also pointed out against Dalma and Janina.

00:56If you agree, let's listen to this last one, because there was a response from Dalma.

01:26But because there was a complaint against Diego from Claudia.

01:56Well, you can't say that at 5 in the morning I was flying on a plane and at 5 in the morning...

02:00So you say that, let's see, they could visit him whenever they wanted,

02:04they could call him whenever they wanted.

02:06In fact, you are referring to two people, because I can't name them.

02:08No, the daughters, Dalma and Janina.

02:10Well, one visited him and the other didn't.

02:12One did visit him?

02:14Of course, you think I can authorize one and not the other?

02:16Where did he visit him?

02:18Where he died.

02:20In the house.

02:22Of course, look at this.

02:24When the medical board is made, which I do not participate in.

02:26To that non-internment in Escobar's house instead of...

02:28And why is Morla coming out at this moment?

02:30No, because they are pointing it out.

02:32Of course.

02:34Before the trial, it is heard from the creditor,

02:36from several of the creditor parties that have criminal proceedings,

02:38the idea that they want, in another trial,

02:40Morla sitting on the bench,

02:42the defendants,

02:44but for that you have to prove

02:46that there was an orchestrated criminal plan

02:48to let Maradona die on purpose

02:50to keep his fortune.

02:52So, Morla responds to that

02:54and a little, I don't know, Marina,

02:56what Morla is saying is

02:58this idea of the daughters

03:00who talk so much, they didn't come to visit him

03:02because they didn't want to, not because I put a barrier

03:04of hate.

03:06It's not that they put

03:08the idea of Maradona isolated on purpose

03:10that they raise from the accusation

03:12of the creditor, the prosecution,

03:14to let him die. Morla is saying

03:16at no time did we make a red C

03:18so that the family doesn't see it.

03:20They say the opposite, right?

03:22And also Verónica Ojeda says

03:24that the subject, this that

03:26seemed like an urban myth of the change

03:28of telephone lines and the impossibility

03:30of Maradona to connect with

03:32her family, it's true.

03:34Even Ojeda told a situation

03:36in which she, being with Maradona,

03:38in front of him, tried to call him

03:40and the number appeared blocked.

03:42Ojeda told this.

03:44Ojeda told this. So this, let's say

03:46it's a collateral issue

03:48depending on the death result

03:50which is what is going to be judged.

03:52But let's imagine this.

03:54They isolated him briefly. Let's interpret

03:56that this is true, we don't have to doubt Ojeda

03:58who voted a systematic plan of isolation

04:00of leaving him alone, that the family

04:02can't visit him, let him die slowly.

04:04No. What would be the motivation?

04:06Economic.

04:08Who wins with that?

04:10Who wins with that? Who wins Morla?

04:12Who would keep the fortune?

04:14Who owns the Maradona brand?

04:16The Maradona brands were kept by Morla,

04:18Morla?

04:20Yes, yes. Obviously this is discussed

04:22in the court. Morla

04:24uses the excuse that Diego

04:26gave him the mandate to take care of the sisters

04:28and therefore he gave them

04:30participation in the brands to Diego's sisters.

04:32But the truth is that

04:34what the court wants to prove here

04:36is that having Maradona

04:38in a state, let's say

04:40between doped and isolated

04:42not in full exercise of his capacities

04:44is what allowed the signing of

04:46rights of society.

04:48Maradona is

04:50better to have him dead

04:52economically for these people

04:54or alive

04:56it was much more business.

04:58What always caught my attention about Dalma

05:00and she is known, I worked with her

05:02in fact we trained together last week

05:04she has a very austere life

05:06and she is the daughter of Diego Maradona

05:08it is something that always caught my attention

05:10about her, that there is a lot of talk about this economic dispute

05:12and you see her stream

05:14every day

05:16and they are super simple girls

05:18and they don't have a handle, they said it

05:20they live from their own labor

05:22it is that the succession is in progress

05:24but they are very serious files

05:26Diego Maradona is one of the guys who has won me in the world

05:28and the girl was born

05:30but you also have to think

05:32and I turn to Mauro in this

05:34if the Maradona brands are not part

05:36of the succession collection

05:38because they are discussed

05:40in another file

05:42what you have is what was in physical

05:44what was in some property

05:46and yes, a lot of objects

05:48that have value of course

05:50when they are distributed and you can make them money

05:52I have one thing Marina

05:54you can, from the file

05:56when you listen to it

05:58then we will put audios to remember what we are talking about

06:00because here death is judged, not business

06:02they know that it arises from minima

06:04then we will see if that is confirmed

06:06as a crime as such

06:08it arises from contempt, mistreatment

06:10having in mind

06:12Mauro, I do not know what it says

06:14you surely have the issue of the investigation

06:16that yesterday you said that the person is threatened

06:18the head of the medical staff

06:20had to leave the country

06:22that Diego starts to die at 12 o'clock at night

06:2430 minutes

06:26that no one entered

06:28no one went to see him

06:30Diego starts to die long before

06:32according to what the investigation says

06:34yes, the schedule they document is that

06:36what happens is that as Marina raised

06:38as the prosecutor is saying

06:40the accusation of the Querella

06:42that there was a plan to let him die

06:44and little by little they let him die in time

06:46that has to determine justice

06:48now what is in sight of everyone

06:50a contempt, contempt for life

06:52the place where Diego died

06:54is unworthy

06:56he had a bathroom next to him

06:58it's unworthy

07:00you can't stay where Maradona died

07:02no, they rent him a house

07:04where the room is upstairs

07:06with the problem that he had

07:08on his knee

07:10we have seen him walk in the last days

07:12the difficulty he had to move

07:14you can't believe it

07:16yesterday you said Pierrick

07:18represents the one who coordinated

07:20the nurses and obviously you can say

07:22is part interested in the file

07:24but I said something that moved me

07:26when that meeting ended

07:28in which all the family members were present

07:30direct

07:32and they decided to take him to this house in Escobar

07:34and not sustain the hospitalization

07:36in a health institute

07:38Pierrick tells me, I spoke at that time with Alfredo Cae

07:40the historical doctor of Maradona

07:42who knew him since he was 16

07:44who took him out of all

07:46of all and more and who loved him

07:48one of the few who loved him seriously

07:50and not out of interest

07:52and Pierrick told me, you know what Cae told me

07:54when I told him that there was a hospitalization

07:56in a house of such characteristics in Escobar

07:58he said, Diego is not going to survive

08:00to this

08:02he can't survive to this

08:04they are making a tremendous mistake

08:06and there is a medical body

08:08that has to give explanations in the justice

08:10Luque, Kosachov and Diaz at the head

08:12we go with Guido Korman

08:14he is in the courts

08:16in the San Isidro courts

08:18we see people, we see Diego's flag

08:20all the protagonists of this trial have already arrived

08:22that has begun

08:24good morning

08:26team, how are you?

08:28convulsed are the San Isidro courts

08:30from very early

08:32in the room at this time

08:34and we are going to show it soon

08:36at least the photo of how it is made

08:38we talk about the accused

08:40the 7 accused are already inside

08:42of the top number 9

08:44the 8th is missing, the nurse Madrid

08:46but she is going to be in the trial later

08:48it will be a trial by jury

08:50exactly

08:52I want to complete with the querella

08:56yes exactly

08:58to each one of them

09:00yes

09:02to each one of them

09:04exactly

09:06obviously for an organizational matter

09:08so that they do not cross

09:10later part of the querella arrived

09:12we are talking about Hanna, Dalma, Yanina

09:14the two Diego's complete

09:16Sinagra, Diego Junior

09:18who are not here

09:20Veronica Ojeda came

09:22who saw her very sad

09:24in fact she crossed to talk to the people

09:26and then she came back

09:28to the room

09:30that is already confirmed

09:32everything is said to start

09:34at least these first

09:36of long stages

09:38the first part

09:40what they do in an audience

09:42as today, we explain to the people

09:44we are going to have images of the court of the province

09:46they are going to broadcast

09:48it is an audience in which

09:50they say or manifest what they call

09:52the alignment of the parties

09:54I'm going to try to prove in this trial

09:56that such a thing happened and that the penalty

09:58that each one deserves is so much

10:00the defense the same, the querella the same

10:02it is eternal, it may take more than two days

10:04in function of the fact that there are 8 impeached

10:06but there are 8 or are there 7?

10:087, Madrid apart, trial by jury

10:10that's apart, it's not here

10:12the question for Guido was

10:14Guido, when they arrived, I don't know, Luque, the other accused

10:16Kossachov, they entered calm

10:18people realized it was them

10:20they entered in car, they entered covered

10:22with freedom

10:24of course, look

10:26regarding those who were more

10:28media like Luque, for example

10:30like Kossachov, like the psychiatrist

10:32they entered, they realized

10:34and yes, it was a pretty traumatic entrance

10:36there were insults, of course

10:38the rest, I would tell you

10:40he entered quite camouflaged, it seems to me

10:42that his faces are not so well known

10:44as to be able to recognize them

10:46yes, these two main figures

10:48especially Luque

10:50especially the surgeon

10:52who really had a very bad time

10:54he had to enter with custody

10:56he had to enter covered

10:58but people discovered it

11:00look, I say his name

11:02and people start singing

11:04like the most responsible

11:06the audios are loud

11:08the audios that are everywhere are loud

11:10I despise Diego's life

11:12look, I tell you, information is coming to me

11:14from inside the audience room

11:16what they tell me is that now they are solving

11:18the number of weekly auditions

11:20that are going to be

11:22and they are going to do three

11:24let's see if they comply with that protocol

11:26there is a part of the court

11:28that wants three auditions per week

11:30to speed up the process

11:32Pierri, for example, is saying

11:34that he does not have the possibility

11:36to cover three auditions per week

11:38they are asking for two auditions

11:40because he says, I have a 12-letter study

11:42I have 12 trials in parallel

11:44in the next 15 days

11:46so they are solving this

11:48and then they are going to give the allegation of the prosecution

11:50because if there are three auditions per week

11:52an average of 110 total witnesses

11:54you can finish this trial

11:56at least in June

11:58we'll see how the story goes, we'll be live

12:00and determine if anyone can go to jail

12:02for that to happen

12:04they have to be sentenced

12:06for simple omission when possible

12:08that there are almost no antecedents in Argentine law

12:10for a sentence of that kind

12:12for a crime of this kind

12:14to get to trial

12:16Mario Baudri's achievement

12:18almost exclusively

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