Daniel Sancho He still hasn’t lost hope. the son of Rodolfo Sancho and Silvia Bronchalo He waits in the Surat Thani prison, in the south of Thailand, for his lawyers to present an appeal after the sentence handed down on August 29 that sentenced him to life imprisonment for considering him the author of a premeditated crime. According to the portal The Digital Closure, at first The date set for delivery was October 19, but an extension was requested and now the deadline for his lawyers, Marcos García Montes, Carmen Balfagón and Ramón Chipirrás, file the appeal is next Friday November 29.
© GtresonlineDaniel Sancho has been sentenced to life imprisonment in Thailand for the premeditated crime of Colombian Edwin Arrieta
Daniel Sancho’s future will depend largely on this resource and Sancho Gracia’s grandson remains calm and confident. The idea is that the resource affects the initial idea of his defense, in what death by Colombian plastic surgeon Arrieta Arteaga It was accidental and not premeditated. This appeal would seek to reduce the sentence to a sentence less than life imprisonment, and then try to have the prisoner serve his sentence in Spain.
© Getty ImagesCarmen Balfagón and Marcos García Montes, lawyers for Daniel Sancho, after learning of the life sentence
As Marcos García Montes himself has revealed, there is still the possibility that the deadline to present the appeal before the Superior Court of Justice of Thailand will be extended, since the legal team did not receive the translated sentence until September 12. The lawyer assures that although They have the resource “practically finished” and their idea is to send it throughout this week, but “it is possible that we request an extension to be able to deliver it as complete as possible. In addition, we also depend on Thai lawyers,” he told the media. The digital closure.
“If the sentence is in accordance with the evidence presented at the trial, the maximum penalty should be minor reckless homicide. In the first instance, an erroneous interpretation was made of the evidence presented at the trial. To this we must add that the colonel who carried out the investigation initially states that he was the first to speak with Daniel. He said that at all times Daniel Sancho said that it had been an accident and not a premeditated murder,” he revealed.
© Getty ImagesThe actor Rodolfo Sancho after learning of the life sentence of his son Daniel Sancho, on August 29, 2024
The criminal Marcos García-Montes has always expressed its intention not to give up and in addition to presenting this appeal, it does not rule out the possibility of also resorting to the Supreme Court of Thailand through an appeal, as Carmen Balfagón, spokesperson for the Sancho family, announced in an interview with The reason. From prison, Daniel Sancho has transmitted a message of trust. “Everything is very unfair, I don’t understand it, because I only defended myself, that is the reality. I am calm because I trust in the resources, that they will move forward. We have no other possible way,” said the young man, showing optimism in the process. appellate.
What are the main legal arguments being used in Daniel Sancho’s appeal, and how do these arguments address the evidence presented during the original trial?
## Interview: Daniel Sancho’s Appeal
**Introduction:**
Welcome to World Today News. We’re delving into the recent life sentence handed down to Daniel Sancho in Thailand and the ongoing legal battle for his future. Today, we’re joined by renowned legal experts **[Guest 1 Name and Credentials]** and **[Guest 2 Name and Credentials]**, who will provide their insights on this complex case.
**Section 1: Understanding the Verdict**
**Question 1 (to Guest 1):** The Thai court found Daniel Sancho guilty of premeditated murder. What legal arguments were presented during the trial, and how did the court arrive at this verdict?
**Question 2 (to Guest 2):** The Sancho family maintains that the death of Edwin Arrieta was accidental. What evidence supports this claim, and what challenges do they face in convincing the Thai legal system?
**Section 2: The Appeal Process**
**Question 3 (to Guest 1):** The deadline for filing the appeal is approaching. What specific legal grounds are the defense lawyers pursuing, and what are their chances of success in overturning or reducing the sentence?
**Question 4 (to Guest 2):** The article mentions the possibility of appealing to the Supreme Court if the initial appeal is unsuccessful. What are the implications of this strategy, and how likely is it to yield a different outcome?
**Section 3: International Implications**
**Question 5 (to Guest 1):** How does the legal process in Thailand compare to other countries, and what unique challenges do foreign nationals face when navigating its justice system?
**Question 6 (to Guest 2):** The Sancho family has expressed hope of Daniel serving his sentence in Spain. What are the legal avenues for facilitating such a transfer, and what are the potential obstacles?
**Section 4: Ethical Considerations**
**Question 7 (to Guest 1):** This case has garnered significant media attention. What are the ethical considerations surrounding the portrayal of this case in the media, particularly regarding the defendant’s presumption of innocence until proven guilty?
**Question 8 (to Guest 2):** This tragedy involves families on both sides. How can we balance the pursuit of justice with empathy and understanding for all those involved, both the victim’s family and the defendant’s?
**Closing:**
Thank you both for sharing your perspectives on this complex and sensitive case. We will continue to follow the developments in Daniel Sancho’s appeal and provide our viewers with comprehensive coverage.
