The murder case of Colombian surgeon Edwin Arrieta has become one of the most high-profile and controversial in the history of the Spanish media. The cook Daniel Sancho is the main accused, after having confessed to his crime in Thailand, and even dismembered him. Since then, exchanges of statements between lawyers and police forces have dominated the environment.
However, a parallel plot unrelated to the accused's situation exploded this Friday. As confirmed by multiple sources, Silvia Bronchalo filed a complaint this past Thursday for mistreatment against her ex-partner, Rodolfo Sancho. One of several, that she would have retired in the past. A few minutes after starting the program Friday! On Telecinco, Beatriz Archidona and Santi Acosta have connected live with Nacho Abad, who had the full content of the complaint.
According to the presenter of En boca de todos and Codigo 10 en Cuatro, Bronchalo filed a complaint for an exchange of messages that occurred on February 5, while she and Sancho were having a conversation about the financial contribution to her son in prison. In Thai prisons you have to pay for food, clothing and survival, Abad estimates that between preventive entry and sentencing the expenses would amount to up to 350,000 euros.
During the conversation, Rodolfo reportedly told Silvia that he had “bipolar disorder, and that has treatment,” indicating that he was the only person capable of telling her. The actress provided this message as proof of the complaint for psychological abuse, but she also indicated other previous ones in her complaint: "Pirada, you don't know anything, you are incapable, our son has traumas because of you, you are from the common people."
Likewise, Bronchalo would have offered to cover Daniel's financial expenses in the Thai prison, leaving Rodolfo with other external expenses. He rejected it, stating that the accused did not want her mother to call her, and that “Daniel is going to do what I say.” A few words directed at the fact that the actor would have broken off the relationship between Silvia and Daniel, who according to sources consulted have not spoken since January 10.
A final contribution from Abad indicates that the interpreter refused to place a restraining order or prohibition of communications, offered by the police. Carolina Castro, Silvia Bronchalo's lawyer, commented on set that her client was “overwhelmed.” She herself assured that they would investigate the office to find out where the full content explained by the journalist had been leaked, and that neither of the two interested parties could have done so.
