Silvia Bronchalo returned to the Koh Samui prison this Friday to visit her son Daniel Sancho for the second day in a row. The exactriz has a permit to see the young man every day while she extends her stay in Thailand. Although on Thursday she chose not to make statements to the press, today her attitude has changed, offering her first words after seeing the defendant for the murder and dismemberment of Edwin Arrieta. “I thank you very much for your interest, respect and empathy”, he begins by saying.
“It is very difficult. Daniel is much better. I am not from the environment, I am not empathetic, I have no interest in appearing on television and I thank you very much for your respect, ”she continues to express herself in front of the microphones of the Spanish media present there. Silvia Bronchalo admits that for her “it has been very difficult”. Regarding the state of his son in prison, he tells: “he has been ten days. He is much better, within what is possible, he is calm, they are treating him very well… And waiting for the situation to be resolved. Very quietly.”
“Daniel has been very moved, as have I,” he says regarding the mother-son meeting that took place with a partition in between that prevented physical contact. “No one expects such a thing. Nobody is prepared to receive news like this, nobody prepares us for this “adds as to how the family is after learning about the macabre crime.
Believe in your son’s innocence
“I am guilty, but I was the hostage”, with these words Daniel Sancho confessed to the murder and dismemberment of Edwin Arrieta, alleging that he was threatened by the Colombian surgeon. However, the ‘On everyone’s lips’ program reveals the words of one of the officials who has advised and accompanied Silvia Bronchalo to the Koh Samui prison in which affirms that the exactriz trusts in the innocence of her son.
“Silvia does not believe that her son has already committed the murder. The meeting has been hard for both of them. He is aware that the police are asking for the death penalty”, says the reporter Esther Yáñez in Cuatro after being able to talk with this official.
