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Dalma Maradona: I vomited listening to the conversation between Luque and the psychiatrist

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Diego Maradona's daughter Dalma has hit out at their former family doctor Leopoldo Luque after an audio convrsation was released where the former mocked her father.

In a voice message which was recently leaked by Argentine media, Luque refers to Maradona as 'the fat man' just after the football legend suffered a heart failure.

"I just heard the audios between Luque and the psychiatrist and I vomited," Dalma Maradona wrote on her Instagram, where she also blamed Maradona's agent Matias Morla, who allegedly hired the neurosurgeon.

"The only thing I ask God is that justice will be done and that all those who have to pay, will pay."

Infobae published a series of audios sent on November 25, the day of Maradona's death, with remarks which are attributed to Luque and the psychiatrist Agustina Cosachov, who was at the former football star's home when he passed away.

Both Luque and Cosachov are in the crosshairs of a judicial investigation to determine if there was any type of medical negligence surrounding Maradona's death.

"We entered the room and he was cold with all the circulation halted," Cosachov explained in the leaked voice messages.

"We started to do the resuscitation and he recovered his tone a little and, let's say, he recovered a bit of body temperature.

"All that was more or less 10 minutes where we did manual CPR and then the ambulance arrived."

Luque tried to calm down Cosachov and asked her to inform him to which hospital Maradona was set to be taken.

"That's it. We did what we had to do, Agustina," replied Luque.

"The family was aware of everything. There are patients like that, very difficult.

"All I ask is that you let me know if they leave there and where they will go, for me to go straight there.

"It is logical that he could survive because the situation is complicated."