There family Of Loris Comparinchampion of karate died at 46, presented a complaint to the judicial authorities which is a prelude to ainvestigation about his death. Comparin passed away following complications due to septicemia, after suffering acute tonsillitis, on Saturday 1 June. His funerals were scheduled for Wednesday 5 June and were therefore postponed, after the Deputy Prosecutor of Vicenza ordered theautopsy.
Karate champion Loris Comparin dead, autopsy ordered: investigation opened
The funeral Of Loris Comparin46 years old, multiple karate champion originally from Thiene and resident in Arsiero, has been postponed.
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The reason is that the family decided to see clearly, presenting a complaint to verify any responsibility for his death.
The passage leads to the opening of ainvestigation on the death, which will start with the autopsy examination, ordered by the deputy prosecutor of Vicenza.
Loris Comparin’s parents file a complaint
The sample’s parents’ decision to present complaint was motivated by Loris’s father, Oscar Comparinwhich chronicled her son’s two-week ordeal starting May 14.
“He went to his GP, who prescribed him some drugs. Since the treatment had proven ineffective, on the 15th he went to the emergency room of the Santorso hospital, where he was examined and discharged” recalled the father.
After returning, however, the champion began to worsen and so he returned to hospital, where this time he was admitted.
“He fought for two weeks, remaining between life and death, but despite his physical strength and tenacity he didn’t make it” explained Oscar Comparin. “It’s terrible to lose a child in this way. This is why we decided to ask for further information. We don’t want to live with the doubt of not having done everything in our power.”
How karate champion Loris Comparin died
Comparin died on June 1 after two weeks of hospitalization in Santorso hospital where he battled acute tonsillitis.
Italian champion in his discipline in 23 editions, European 3 times, world 4 times and intercontinental twice: unequivocal numbers that remind us how Comparin was an extraordinary athlete, which only highlights more than one doubt about the circumstances of his death.
Photo source: Facebook – Loris Comparin
