Experts investigating the death of the famous Argentine footballer Maradona have blamed seven members of the medical team, including a neurosurgeon, for the footballer's death.
Prosecutors have charged seven members of the medical staff with murder, arguing that Maradona's life could have been saved, but that the medical staff neglected his treatment.
A team of experts investigating the death of the soccer star has charged seven of them, including a neurosurgeon Maradona.
The investigation team also broke into the neurosurgeon's home and private clinic, where they collected evidence, believing they had found sufficient evidence to prove the doctor's guilt.
According to the report, two weeks after Maradona's brain operation, he suffered a fatal heart attack. The report says that the threat to the star's life has been ignored and that she has not been given adequate medical care in her final days.
According to the prosecutor, Maradona's death was not due to involuntary or negligent fault, but his medical staff knew that he could die, but they did not try to save Donna.
The other six defendants include Maradona's months of psychiatry, as well as two other nurses and medical professionals.
Maradona's medical staff have been banned from leaving the country and could face up to 25 years in prison if convicted.
Maradona, the Argentine soccer star, died in November last year.
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