One of the men who was photographed with Maradona’s body surrendered

Diego Molina appeared together with his lawyer at the 15A Neighborhood Police Station of the City Police, in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Chacarita, in an official investigation launched by the Public Prosecutor’s Office for alleged desecration of a corpse and violation of personal rights, both offenses, so the three involved cannot be arrested.

Diego Antonio Molina, one of the employees of the funeral home who was photographed Wednesday 25-N with the body of Diego Maradona delivered himself to a police station in a police investigation initiated by both the deceased’s legal representatives and the ex wife and daughters of the exastro.

Diego Antonio Molina appeared with his lawyer at the 15A Neighborhood Police Station of the City Police, in the Buenos Aires district of Chacarita, in an official investigation launched by the Public Prosecutor’s Office for alleged desecration of a corpse and violation of very personal rights, both crimes of misconduct, so the three involved cannot be arrested.

Meanwhile, Claudio Fernández, another of the involved in this action, expressed himself in statements on Radio 10 and apologized: “We sat down before taking him and my son, like every child, he raised his thumb and gave us made the photo “.

Following these investigations, the search of the Pinier burial ground was stipulated Thursday night, whose owners dissociated themselves from this action by their three employees.

The three former employees of the funeral home Sepelios Pinier, who worked with the body of the football star who died Wednesday at the age of 60, were summoned to testify by the criminal prosecutor’s office, misconduct and misconduct n .

The lawsuit investigates the publication of photographs by employees with Maradona’s body, some images that were taken before Maradona’s body left for the Casa Rosada, where it was veiled, and have been viralized to go around the world in Thursday.

The original photographs show Maradona’s lifeless body, which has not been seen since the wake was closed.