It is, without a doubt, the most popular topic of the week. Daniel Sancho, son of actor Rodolfo Sancho, remains in provisional prison in Thailand after confessing to having murdered and dismembered Edwin Arrieta, a Colombian surgeon with whom he was traveling at the time of the crime. While waiting for the trial in which he is accused as the alleged murderer to take place, Frank Cuesta, who has lived in the Asian country for a long time, has warned the family about the high cost that his stay in prisons can have thence.
Daniel is incarcerated in the Koh Samui prison, one of the largest and "precarious" in the country. And it is that there are many experts who point out that coexistence in Thai prisons can be the most complicated. Now Frank Cuesta has spoken about this matter. It should be remembered that the naturalist knows Thai justice and prisons firsthand, since he had to fight for more than six years against the word of the Thai judges, who sentenced his ex-wife, Yuyee Intusmith, to 15 years in prison for carrying on top allegedly 0.005 grams of cocaine.
Frank Cuesta, who for a long time presented the Wild Frank program, has intervened on the YouTube channel of lawyer Pablo Franco in the last few hours and has talked about his personal case, that of his ex-wife. That stage was the most complicated for him and his family, since he had to invest a lot of money to pay bribes and make the conditions in which the mother of his children were "half good."
During the course of this intervention, Frank wanted to send a notice to the family of Daniel Sancho, letting them know about the situation he experienced. "Women's prisons have nothing to do with men's. In Thailand, you will have to serve a minimum of eight to 10 years in prison and if they want to keep you in the best possible conditions, they will be ruined. The hosts you receive You can't buy them, and famous people or family members with money usually have a hard time," he said, admitting that he spent 200,000 euros during Yuyee's stay in prison.
According to Daniel's lawyers, Anan Chuayprabat and Fernando Oca, the Thai police have so far ruled on two charges against Daniel Sancho. "One is the premeditated murder and the other is the concealment of evidence of a crime of a crime," collects EFE. Although the investigation is still open, he does not believe they will add more charges. Although it is unknown what the final sentence will be, everything indicates that the renowned chef will face a high penalty for the murder and subsequent dismemberment.
