The murder of the Colombian surgeon Edwin Arrieta and everything related to the alleged perpetrator of the crime, the Spanish cook Daniel Sancho, continues to generate a great public and social debate in our country.
Most of the television programs that talk about current affairs and social chronicles address the issue on a daily basis, giving a voice to the Thai authorities and the different parties in the case, as well as to the relatives of Sancho and the victim. In addition, the fame of the father of the alleged perpetrator of the crime (Rodrigo Sancho is a renowned actor) makes everything have a greater social impact.
The collaborators of the Telecinco Fiesta program addressed yesterday, Sunday August 28, a subject that has aroused great curiosity among the people who are closely following the case: the profile with the name of Daniel Sancho who was uploading unpublished photos of the defendant to the social network Instagram.
Said account began uploading content a few days ago and expressed that it had "a lot to say." After a brief investigation, it was concluded that Rodolfo Sancho's son had suffered identity theft, since he does not have access to a telephone or the Internet from prison.
As revealed by the journalist Joana Morillas in the Mediaset España space, the person behind said profile would be a close friend of the defendant, who would have "a lot of material" from the cook. In addition, said friend would have threatened to discover and talk about Laura, the girlfriend of the alleged murderer, who has remained anonymous.
"He is a very close person with whom he has shared trips to Thailand. Someone close to him, someone who knows him, and I would dare to say that this friend is not Spanish and that he appears in one of those photos. They are very private photos to which no one had access'', explained the collaborator.
For the moment, the family and lawyers of the young defendant have managed to have the photo and video social network account closed, but they are working to take legal action against the person who committed the crime of identity theft.
It should be noted that, last Saturday, the same Telecinco space interviewed the director of the prison where the Spaniard is located and that he made it clear that they were treating Daniel Sancho like any other prisoner and that he was "fine" ' under the circumstances.
