The murder of Colombian surgeon Edwin Arrieta continues to be a current topic for many talk shows, online portals and the media. Since the beginning of August, Daniel Sancho has been arrested in the Koh Samui prison, in Thailand, after confessing to the crime and claiming that he dismembered the victim. Since then, several people have come to visit him in prison, including his parents Rodolfo Sancho and Silvia Bronchalo.
However, there has been a crucial difference between these two interventions that has caught the attention of communicators and viewers. What is the reason why Rodolfo Sancho's visit has been longer than Silvia Bronchalo's? A question that The Summer Program, on Telecinco, has been in charge of resolving this Friday morning. The morning space of Mediaset, which connects every morning with the prison, has given the details.
This past Thursday, the program's correspondents managed to extract some statements from Rodolfo Sancho upon his arrival at the Koh Samui prison. “Perhaps the image I gave was very harsh, perhaps arrogant... Yesterday I came out of a difficult moment in there, it is a mechanism that I use to feel firm and strong, to help my son,” explained the parent. The timing of the visit caught the attention of the collaborators, who ended up clearing up the doubt 24 hours later.
The key is in the permits of each one, the first being one of 15 minutes from the prison: "In this prison, only one family member a day can enter to visit an inmate, this permit has been held until now by Silvia Bronchalo." However, Joaquín Prat's team has discovered that Rodolfo Sancho had special permission from the Spanish embassy to enter with the defendant's legal team, who may spend more time with him.
“The lawyers can come whenever they want, they have no time limit, but they wanted to shorten it to three hours so as not to interrupt those visits that a family member could make,” they told the program's microphones. Likewise, they have highlighted that Silvia Bronchalo only took the opportunity to make a single visit to Daniel: “It caught our attention that she only came for one day, Tuesday. Neither yesterday nor today has she come to see his son, coinciding with Rodolfo Sancho's visits.
Within the maelstrom about the case, the detainee's lawyer invoked his presumption of innocence after his last visit. “Daniel Sancho is innocent until proven otherwise, in a fair trial, with all the guarantees and in the corresponding court, which will be the Provincial Court, which here is called Provincial Code. There you will see the prosecutor's evidence and ours. Obviously, the Prosecutor's Office still does not have the latest evidence from the Police,” explained Marcos García Montes.
