Venezuelan Olympian Daniela Larreal found dead in Las Vegas
Daniela Larreal Chirinos, who represented Venezuela five times at the Olympic Games, was found dead in her Las Vegas apartment.
The probable cause of death was choking on food. According to the autopsy report, food was found in the athlete's trachea, indicating she died from choking, reports "The Sun." However, the Las Vegas police have not yet confirmed the official cause of the cyclist's death.
Larreal, aged 50, was found by the police after her co-workers at a local hotel became concerned about her absence from work. Preliminary investigation suggests she might have been dead for several days.
Daniela Larreal Chirinos has passed away
Larreal was a renowned figure in Venezuelan sports. She participated in the Olympic Games in Barcelona (1992), Atlanta (1996), Sydney (2000), Athens (2004), and London (2012).
Her career, spanning over 20 years, brought her numerous successes. Over the years, she became one of the most significant figures in the world of track cycling.
This tragic event has shaken the sports community, especially in Venezuela, where Larreal is remembered as one of the most outstanding athletes in the country.
