Maradona's personal doctor in tears as he defends himself after police search
Football
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Mirror
| Nov 30, 2020
="https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/sports/sports/2001395712/maradonas-death-treated-as-possible-involuntary-manslaughter">Diego Maradona’s personal physician He said: “I was shocked when police turned up at my door. I’m going to co-operate fully.
“I know what I did and what I did was for Diego’s benefit until the last moment. I did the best I could. vivo V30 5G launching in Kenya: Step into the future with style How Kenya's ICT Accessibility Standards can create more inclusive workplaces Unlocking photographic brilliance: Vivo V29 5G series with its smart aura light portrait “I feel terrible because a friend died.
“I don’t blame myself for anything. It’s very unfair what’s happening. “I didn’t see Diego’s daughters a lot but the rest of his family, his siblings and his nephews adore me.
“Someone is trying to find a scapegoat here when I don’t see one anywhere.
“We all did the best we could with Diego.”
“You’ll need to ask his psychologists but I thought he looked very down. I’d seen him that way for a while.” Insisting Diego had a problem with pills and alcohol, he added: “He punished himself in a way I wasn’t going to allow, not as a doctor but as a friend.
“I don’t see good and bad people in all this. We all did what we could.
"But Diego was the most difficult one of them. You couldn’t do anything if Diego didn’t want it.
"He hated doctors and psychologists. With me it was different because I was honest with him. He was my friend.
“He should have gone to a centre of rehabilitation when he left hospital but he didn’t want to.
“If I’m responsible for anything when it comes to Diego, it was loving him and improving his life.”
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