The theory that reinforces that Daniel Sancho was not alone: ​​”He bought two knives”

A crucial week begins for daniel sancho (29), since this Tuesday a press conference will take place in Thailand on the case that is decisive. Among the news, new information related to the murder of the Colombian surgeon continues to come to light Edwin Arrieta (44).

In recent days there has been a lot of talk about the image of Rodolfo Sancho’s son in a supermarket on Koh Phangan, where he committed the alleged crime. In them, he appears buying a large knife.

“Until now we knew that Daniel Sancho had visited a supermarket the day before Edwin Arrieta’s death… On that shopping list there were scouring pads, gloves, garbage bags and a knife. Well, this program has found out that Daniel Sancho bought two knives, not one. Dani bought two knives exactly the same, with a large and long blade”, they explained this Monday in the summer program.

In this sense, they have pointed out: “The original weapons that he could have used that night, either to commit the crime or just dispose of the body. From now on, forensics must work and study whether a single person with that knife could dismember the body in the time he said he did it and if he could do it alone”.

On the other hand, the purchase ticket only included a knife: “Many sources and the same supermarket confirm that Daniel Sancho bought two identical knives. As for the ticket, it is only specified as one. It may be that he bought it instantly, that paid in another ticket or that it was recorded only as a knife…”.

It must be remembered that the Thai authorities found the ticket in one of the bags containing the remains of the doctor allegedly murdered by Rodolfo Sancho’s son. The Balfagón-Chippirrás Criminological-Legal Office maintains that Daniel would not have been alone at the time of the alleged crime, but that a third person could have been involved.

Sancho Gracia’s grandson is accused of premeditated murder and dismembering the body of his alleged victim into pieces to hide his remains. “I’m guilty, but I was Edwin’s hostage. He held me hostage. It was a glass cage, but it was a cage. He made me destroy my relationship with my girlfriend, he forced me to do things I would never have done,” he said. to Efe. The chef entered provisional detention on Monday, August 7, in the Koh Samui jail.

On August 17, he will be placed in ordinary detention and, from then on, the countdown will begin for the trial, which, according to Thai law, will have to be held within a maximum period of 84 days. Therefore, at the beginning of November, at the latest, the process will have to be held.