The name of Daniel Sancho continues on everyone's lips, and this time not only for the crime that he himself confessed to having committed in Thailand, where he murdered and dismembered the Colombian Edwin Arrieta two months ago and for which he is serving prison in the Asian country. The Spanish chef, son of the actor Rodolfo Sancho, has accumulated testimonies against him for different events that have occurred in recent years.
Last Tuesday, the Telecinco program TardeAR revealed that Daniel has more victims apart from Arrieta. This is the case of a man named Richard William Medina, who came forward in the space presented by Ana Rosa Quintana to tell how the young man broke his nose after a fight in a nightclub in Madrid, something that dates back to 2017.
In that testimony he said that both he and a friend of his were attacked by Daniel Sancho. Now, it is the latter who has also testified about what was happening there, although in his case he prefers to remain anonymous. "We are having a drink in the middle of the dance floor, and I turned around to go downstairs and a guy bumped into me, throwing half the drink on my clothes," he confesses. After that, he hit it "and the glass glass broke in my mouth", breaking two of his teeth.
"When they took us out of the nightclub, where we went out, another fight; that's where he finished us off," he continues. It is at that moment that Richard was punched in the nose. "When he attacked me, he told me: 'And you know the best?', and he hit me," says this second victim, who dares to assure that Sancho "was seen enjoying himself."
In parallel to these two testimonies, TardeAR has also accessed the statement that Daniel Sancho offered about what happened, in a trial that took place shortly after. "The other boy grabbed me by the neck from behind, I think they were from the Caribbean," he explained.
The words of Edwin Arrieta's confessed murderer contrast with what Richard and his friend told. "I shook him off, he grabbed my neck and grabbed my shirt," he stated in his statement.
