On Wednesday, November 25, 2020, the news of the death of Diego Armando Maradona At 60, he shook the world of football.
Death due to cardiac arrest, put ‘Fluff’ on the lips of all the news portals on the different continents. However, it was an event that was not without controversy.
Before moving Maradona’s body to the Casa Rosada, where he would be fired, some employees of the funeral home decided to take photos with the corpse and filter it to those close to you.
Quickly, these photographs began to circulate on social networks, while Argentina fired its greatest idol.
Three months after this fact, Rita Maradona (Diego’s sister), decided to take legal action with those involved and take them to trial for the reprehensible act, according to the Argentine newspaper Olé.
A Diego Molina se suma Sebastián Fernández and his father Claudio like the protagonists of these photographs. The latter, after the viralization of the material, apologized to relatives and followers.
“I know that many people have been offended and have taken it badly. I know it bothered “Claudio added to his apologies.
The sister of ’10’ has the last defense lawyer of Maradona, Matías Morla. The defendants, in addition to having been fired at that time from Casa Pinier, they risk a fine close to 30 thousand Chilean pesos or a maximum of ten days of arrest.
Fines attached to Argentine law that provides these amounts for the desecration of a corpse.
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