Thai police complete murder investigation into which Daniel Sancho confesses

This was announced on Tuesday by Deputy Director of the Thai Police Surachate Hakparn. murder and dismemberment investigation completed Colombian surgeon Edwin Arrieta, whose guilt was admitted by the Spaniard Daniel Sancho.

Surachate, known by the nickname “Big Joke”, said at a press conference in the police station of Koh Phangan in southern Thailand, where the crime was committed on Wednesday, August 2.

While the Thai police have had up to 84 days to complete their investigation since Sancho’s placement on remand on August 7, investigations accelerated in part thanks to the cooperation of the Spanishconfessed the author of the crime.

“We have consulted with the Attorney General regarding some of the evidence we have and strong enough to press charges against him.”Surase said today.

Photo: Instagram (@danisanchobanus)

However, the prosecution may still use this 83-day period to investigate the case and ask the police to provide additional evidencebefore setting a trial date.

The Thai police today admitted that no opening yet to the remains of the corpse of Edwin Arrieta.

Sancho confessed to the crime on 5 August in front of Koh Phangan police and actively cooperated in the reconstruction of the facts.

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Sancho and Arrieta, who met last year through instagrammet on Koh Phangan on August 2, the day the surgeon was allegedly killed and dismembered, whose remains have been found in various places, including at sea.

The participation of 54-year-old Surachate shows that Thailand pays great attention to this case. The officer is usually involved in the most serious events or in which foreigners participate.

(EFE)

Source: Aristegui Noticias

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