The advanced police investigation against Spanish Daniel Sancho, has been in pre-trial detention since Monday for the murder of Colombian Edwin Arrieta in Thailand, enters a week in which police have finished collecting key evidence and senior officials are expected to travel from Bangkok to Phangan Island to investigate the development of the case.
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The officers, who have up to 84 days to complete the investigation from entering the prison on the island of Samui, are trying to collect “all possible evidence”, although they assure that the investigations are very advanced, thanks in part to the cooperation by Sancho.
The Spaniard confessed on August 5 crime committed on the island of Phangan (southern Thailand), where he was arrested, and has actively participated in the reconstruction of the events, something that could speed up the process and bring forward the start date of the trial.
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There are fewer and fewer loose ends surrounding the investigation of the case, as it was recently learned that the next of kin of the c29-year-old Spanish arnicero They would not travel to Thailand for security reasons, according to international media.
The journalist Ángel Leiras, from the Spanish television program ‘Fiesta del Verano’, revealed that the parents of the known killer, the actor Rodolfo Sancho and Silvia Bronchales, are apparently waiting for the documentation that will be received by the lawyers in Spain and later on Tuesday the Thai authority He will give a press conference.
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“Everything indicated that he would go to prison on Wednesday and then he could receive his first visit from relatives (…) According to the family spokesperson, that trip will not take place. Rodolfo prefers to stay in Spain,” explains the journalist.
He added: “Certainly, for security reasons, it is better to stay here than to travel to Thailand, contrary to what we all thought. That trip is postponed in time.
Source: El heraldo
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