Rodolfo Sancho’s return to Spain after visiting his son Daniel in Thailandwhere he is in preventive detention in Koh Samui prison after confessing to the murder and dismemberment of Colombian plastic surgeon Edwin Arrieta, It has not been much less placid and calm.
Rather the complete opposite: The actor was overwhelmed by media expectation that awaited him at the Adolfo Suárez airport in Madrid and there were some very tense moments with reporterswho insisted on asking him a variety of pertinent questions after he said he wasn’t going to talk.
“I already said I wasn’t going to talk anymore, right? “She is already”, Sancho unsuccessfully tried to cut off the journalists, who continued to insist. “We had a totally different image of Thai prisons. Are they trying to whitewash them?” asked a reporter, who did get a response from the interpreter: “No. I don’t know why you insist, if I already said I wasn’t going to talk.”.
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In a bad mood, Sancho, escorted by lawyer Marcos García Montes, continued listening to the questions. “Why have you brought forward your return to Spain?” “Are you waiting for the prosecutor’s report?” “There is talk of an international conflict. Are they trying to speak well of Thai prisons so that the prosecution will lower their tone? “How are you feeling? How are you?”. Sancho’s only response was a snort.
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The tension continues when changing floors
After changing floors at the airport, Sancho met more representatives of the press again. “I said I’m not going to talk, I just told you”he said angrily to a reporter.
The journalist insisted and told him that he did not understand his attitude of not wanting to speak to the press while the family has representatives on television sets, and asked him if it was compatible with his position. “You already know very well that you can talk to Carmen (Balfagón) and Ramón (Chippirrás),” he said about the spokespersons for Daniel Sancho’s parents. “It is compatible so that you don’t go around asking me. What a heavy male, really.”
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After this, another reporter asked him if it was true that the victim’s family had changed lawyers: “I don’t know, ask them,” he said angrily. “It seems like a lie”he could be heard mumbling as he exited the airport with the journalists behind him.
