They reveal the alleged blackmailing of Daniel Sancho by Edwin Arrieta

For a month now, life for Daniel Sancho has become what happens within the walls of Surat Thani. Last August 29 he found out; That day changed his life forever, as well as the lives of those closest to him: Chef was sentenced to life in prison for the murder and dismemberment of Edwin ArrietaThe judge, in addition to destroying the victim’s personal documents, also determines the existence of premeditation.

A paragraph might summarize the outcome of such a judicial- and media-process; In contrast, it is more difficult to go deep into the details of a process. The opaqueness that characterizes the Thai judicial system.

However, some news continues to arrive that adds even more material to the already difficult case of Sancho Gracia’s grandson. latest, The alleged blackmail to which he was subjected by Edwin Arrieta.

Sancho’s words in the courtroom

it has been done on everyone’s lips Which has specifically disclosed the said information. In fact, the Cuatro format has brought to light part of what happened inside that room, highlighting some of the statements of the condemned man. “Before the trip to Thailand, I had never had sex with Edwin. I never sent nude photos to her cell phone. “I don’t know if Edwin liked it or not, I didn’t invite him to have sex, but it happened.”said the young cook.

That’s when the alleged blackmail happened. “Edwin came to strangle me. He threatened to expose the photo with two women and send it to my girlfriend. Also, with hurting my sister and my loved ones.”

These were the words that Sancho spoke, according to the Mediaset program. Later, Sancho reveals how Arrieta died: “He bit my hand and so I punched him and that’s when his head hit the sink. I didn’t ask for help because I was scared. “He told me he was a very influential person.”

When the magistrate pointed out the contradictions in the story, bringing forward the most solid evidence that demonstrated premeditation – that is, which tipped the balance towards life imprisonment – ​​regarding the purchase of the knives, Sancho said the following: “I have worked as a chef, have experience using knives and have seen most of the body parts thrown away in Koh Phangan.”

Then, his last words in the room. He apologized, but did not repent. “I feel bad about what happened, but I am not guilty. “My actions were in self-defense.”

He said.

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