Spanish lawyer Luis Romero, representative in Spain of the family of Colombian Edwin Arrieta, whose murder in Thailand is accused by Spaniard Daniel Sancho, rules out they would ask for the death penalty “for their religious beliefs” and would require a life sentence in a Thai prison.

Speaking with EFERomero, a member of an international legal team representing Arrieta’s family, recalled on Tuesday that the latest autopsy results show he died with his throat slit. which shows that “there is premeditation, as well as cruelty and betrayal.”

“It should also be noted that since he did not die from the coup”medical services could be called, “and perhaps his life could be saved,” he stressed.

However, far from this, Mr. Sancho decided to kill himself while he was still breathing. and he was alive, and later he proceeded to dismember him and hide the remains of the corpse,” he said.

Romero thinks it’s all “What he does is close the circle against Mr. Sancho, emphasize their guilt and responsibility.