The spokeswoman for Daniel Sancho's family confirms the whereabouts of the Spaniard in Thailand: "Today Rodolfo has spoken with his son"

The conflicting versions continue regarding the whereabouts of Daniel Sancho in Thailand. The Spaniard, accused of murdering the Colombian Edwin Arrieta and for whom the death penalty is requested, would currently remain in prison awaiting more details about what happened.

Given the great media interest that the case has aroused in Spain, the number two of the Thai police, known as Big Joke, has given a series of interviews in which he has clarified what the situation of Sancho is in the Asian country. In this sense, he has been in charge of denying the information that was being handled about the prison in which Rodolfo Sancho’s son remains, denying that he is in Koh Samui in a piece broadcast by the Cuatro program En boca de todos.

However, Big Joke’s words have been questioned by Daniel Sancho’s own environment. This is life, he spoke first with Khun Anan, the Spaniard’s lawyer in Thailand, who has assured that Sancho is not moving from the island of Koh Samui, where the prison where he would currently remain is located.

In addition, the program presented by Sandra Barneda on Telecinco has once again featured Carmen Balfagón, spokesperson for the defendant’s family, who has shed even more light on her stay in prison. “I can tell you that today Rodolfo Sancho has spoken with his son in the Koh Samui prison, and Daniel Sancho was there,” she began, recounting her.

Given the possibility that Daniel is being transferred, the also lawyer has been blunt. “Honestly, I can’t believe this version,” she said of Big Joke’s words. “There is one thing very clear here: if Daniel Sancho were not in the Koh Samui prison, the one who must have that information without a doubt is the lawyer himself,” she added to give credibility to Khun Anan’s version.

“If I were not in the Koh Samui prison, the lawyer would know. You cannot transfer a prisoner, and more so in what is being considered, that we are talking about a 4-hour journey across the sea, and 4 hours back Really, what are we counting?” Balfagón wondered before the cameras of Así es la vida.