Trial of Maradona's Death: Multiple Raids Related to the Scandal of the Underground Documentary

The judicial investigation into the alleged production of a trial documentary discussing the circumstances surrounding the death of Diego Armando Maradona and his alleged link with Judge Julieta Makintach, a judge involved in the debate, led to a series of raids on Thursday night in Vicente López, San Isidro and in the Buenos Aires neighborhoods Villa Urquiza and Saavedra.This was reported to LA NACION by qualified judicial sources.

They were ordered by the San Isidro justice system. In total there are six places where the police entered. The targets are the people who were clandestinely recording the oral debate with the permission of Judge Julieta Makintach.

A security camera recorded Judge Julieta Makitanch entering the corridors of the San Isidro court on the Sunday before the beginning of the trial for Diego Maradona’s death together with a recording team, feeding the versions of her participation in a documentary about the case. According to Infobae’s videos, it is noted that the judge entered the court on the afternoon of 9 March where the oral debate takes place. These are several files showin…

Julieta Makintach is believed to be behind the filming of an alleged trial documentary. She denies it. The entry Trial for Maradona's death: Polemic video complicates the judge's continuity was first published in #BorderJournalism.

The trial for the death of Diego Armando Maradona was suspended for seven days for an alleged recording of a clandestine documentary. Producer PEGSA GROUP, linked to the realization, denied the accusations and claimed that the news that she sent a filming team to the court is "false." Meanwhile, this Friday, a news...

The judge was taken by a camera, entering a court elevator in San Isidro with a cameraman on Sunday prior to the beginning of the debate.