The case of Daniel Sancho continues to be in the spotlight of the media and social panorama. Rodolfo Sancho's son remains in Koh Samui prison since he confessed to having killed and dismembered Colombian surgeon Edwin Arrieta in Thailand.
A month and a half after the crime, the recreations of the events continue to happen. Just a few days ago, the program Let's See released some new images of the accused collaborating with the authorities at the crime scene itself. Something that happened last week.
However, and although these images have now been leaked, it is not the first reconstruction that Rodolfo Sancho's son has had to do in the place. "At least four," revealed Fernando Cocho in the program Code 10. Given this, the same program contacted a morphopsychologist to reveal what Daniel Sancho is hiding in his movements.
In the first video that showed the space, a calm Sancho appeared, heading to the room. “That can come because he knows the place. He knows every corner. "He is in an environment where he feels protected," specialist Paloma Ramón began to relate. "He would have to have a physiological or mental alteration and we don't see any of that," she continued.
For the morphopsychologist, the body language of Edwin Arrieta's alleged murderer is typical of a person who is trying to manipulate the situation. "He kneels on the bed. He is marking a territory. His body is entering an area that belongs to authority," commented the specialist.
Likewise, he did not miss focusing on a gesture that Daniel made when the police were counting his money: “There is a microgesture where the face is a face of rage and hatred. He frowns, raises his eyebrows... it can happen because deep down he is wishing that that money meant freedom for him."
During this recreation, Daniel Sancho did not hesitate to make a peculiar request: he asked the police to let him take a shower in that same place. When he finished, he did not hesitate to fold the towels and leave everything clean. "This may be happening to you because when you are in a moment like this you enter a survival mode and start doing things that you usually do," said the morphopsychologist.
However, the moment that reveals the internal personality of the accused would have been when he explained what he did with Edwin's body. "There is no sign of sadness. He has internal coldness. There is no emotionality and he has no type of conscience about what he has done. The degree of narcissism is what keeps him so calm," said Paloma Ramón.
