This week, the heirs of Diego Maradona met to open the container with the belongings of his father, who arrived from Dubai when he was still alive, although he appeared recently."I had been looking for that container for a year," revealed Mario Baudry in dialogue with LAM (America).The pearl arrived because in that same container there were also the objects that Rocío Oliva left in the house they shared.“Think that container arrived in Argentina when she was still with Diego.There were clothes, shoes, her things," Baudry said."They told me there were some CDs," Angel De Brito hurried him.Also read: They stole a mobile from Vero Lozano's program live while making a note from a police stationBetween laughs and trying to avoid the subject, Baudry pointed out that there were "medical ointments".However, the host of the program went to the bone: “Medical ointments?You turned red, Mario.He's not going to say it, I'm going to say it.There were erotic issues: little toys, a CD with images.They were not from Diego and Rocío.I don't know which one of them likes porn, but they were in the box.""There were a lot of medical documents," Baudry tried to close."I say little toys and he says medical documents," Angel replied with a laugh.The dialogue with TN, Mario Baudry confirmed that from Dubai they sent an entire container, but that only a third of the content arrived in Argentina.Although he pointed out that there was nothing of monetary value inside, the objects have a lot of affective charge.“What was there is in the minutes and they are some of Diego's t-shirts, things that he had in the house in Dubai.There were all the gym machines that he had, the bed where he died, among other things, ”explained the lawyer in LAM."The container was in the hands of Garmendia, who is a proxy appointed by Matías Morla," he explained.Also read: Darío Barassi after the controversy with a follower who told him "bad vibes"It was Diego Maradona himself who asked Baudry for help, who at that time was Chief of Staff of the Buenos Aires Ministry of Security, to find his belongings.As indicated, the former soccer player contacted him just a few months before his death because he no longer trusted his environment.“I'm looking for him in the name of Diego Maradona, originally from Dubai.At Customs they told me that it did not exist.I found it through an employee who told us that Garmendia had brought a container that they said was Maradona's, and they had gotten excited and accompanied the belongings to the door of the bonded warehouse," Mario said.However, when they opened it they discovered that about 20 watches valued at 375 thousand euros each were missing.