Infobae revealed the conversation between Leopoldo Luque and Agustina Cosachov, who are being investigated for the death of the former Argentinian star
ARGENTINA – After the death of Diego Armando Maradona, on the day of the death of the former Argentine star, talks were leaked between the neurosurgeon, Leopoldo Luque, and the psychiatrist, Agustina Cosachov, who is being investigated for the death of ‘The fuzz’.
Between the two there were conversations on WhatsApp and there Luque made some comments to Cosachov and other contacts, while he went to San Andrés de Tigre, where Maradona was being treated.
‘Don’t worry, I’m on the highway now. Looks like he’s dead. That he’s dead. Barrio San Andrés, you have to go see the one where we always go, Santa María de Tigre. You have to keep following that street, keep going, keep following that street until you reach Italy. It’s about Italy. Now I’ll give you the location, ”one of the messages on Luque’s phone said, according to information from Infobae.com, in a conversation he had with one of his partners to tell him how to get to the site.
Meanwhile, the psychiatrist Agustina Cosachov I told him what was going on Maradona, who was already being treated by the ambulance, who tried to revive him in the face of the situation.
Luque received a screenshot from another contact of what was said in the media about the state of health of Diego Armando Maradona and he replied, “Yeah, dumbass, looks like he made a cardiorespiratory arrest and he’s going to shit, die the fat man. No idea what he was doing. I’m going there “.
In the conversation between Luque and Cosachov, which took place via audio, it was published that the psychiatrist told him what happened instead and described what had happened.
“Now that he’s with the (ambulance) team, they resuscitate him with a line and intubate him. But we spent about 10, 15 minutes doing it ourselves because the ambulance did not arrive ”.
“We walked into the room and it was cold, cold. With all circulation marked. We started CPR and he got his tone back a little bit and, say, he got a little body temperature back. All that, more or less, was 10 minutes we did manual CPR, say between the nurse, “El Negro”, me and “Monona” (the cook) and then the ambulance arrived. Now they move on. They don’t tell us what the situation is. I went out and they didn’t tell me anything, ”he added.
In this way, the conversations between the two were filtered in the middle of the authorities’ investigations into the death of Diego Armando Maradona.