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DE: Burglars break into the offices of Michael Schumacher's top doctor sparking fears they have stolen medical data revealing the true extent of his ski crash injuries

Posted on March 5, 2015 by Dissent

Allan Hall reports:

Burglars have broken into the office of one of Michael Schumacher’s top doctors, raising fears they have stolen medical data that reveals the true extent of his condition.

A laptop was among the items stolen in the break-in at the surgery of Dr Johannes Peil, 60, who has been one of the F1 star’s physicians for many years.

Mr Peil is also part of the 15-strong team of medics currently caring for Schumacher, 46, at his home on lake Geneva following his catastrophic ski accident in the Swiss Alps in 2013.

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