The leader of the Desokupa company, Daniel Esteve, has been recording videos for several days in which he states that the Investigation Team program is preparing a report on him and boasts of having obtained personal data on journalists and coordinators of the La Sexta space: “With my ID card of followers, I already have addresses, telephone numbers, where they take their children to school, addresses of second homes…”, Esteve says with a laugh. “Seriously, we don’t know what’s coming,” he says before declaring that he contacted a group of squatters who have expressed their intention to illegally plunder the second homes of the program’s workers.
The founder of the clearance company, who in recent months launched the “Desokupa Club” and signed an agreement with the United Police Union to train officers in defense techniques against knife attacks, has posted videos on his website seeking to be harmed.
In his first video, Esteve showed a message from a person from the program who had asked to contact him and called him while recording the conversation without notifying the person he was talking to. The Desokupa leader asked for 50,000 euros to participate in the program and then refused to leave.
In a second videoEsteve declared “war” and addressed his more than 200,000 subscribers directly: “Give me information about the presenter and the direction of the program.” “Let this video be used to launch an appeal: colleagues, subscribers, anyone who has information, dirty and funny things about any of these characters who work in the investigation team, send them to me privately, we will publish them as well.”
In his third video, Esteve displayed a supposed laugh lasting more than a minute before explaining that his call had been successful and that he already had all sorts of personal information – and not the “dirty stuff” he had requested – from the workers and program managers.
“You don’t know what’s coming,” he announced after explaining again that he had a “mole” in the program, but assuring that his subscribers had provided him with personal information from the Atresmedia network program team. “I already have with my CNI addresses of subscribers, telephone numbers, where they take their children to school, addresses of second homes…”, he explained. Esteve even reported that a supposed group of squatters contacted him to say that “we are going to look for the second homes of the presenters, coordinators, presenters and we are going to occupy them.” “Now it seems that you will have to watch your second homes, for fear that they are occupied,” Esteve concluded.
For the moment, Esteve has not said what he will do now that he knows where the children of the program workers are going and has limited himself to guaranteeing that if he meets a journalist from the investigation team, he will limit himself to recording him with his cell phone.Children don’t touch each other“, is one of the mottos of his recently founded ‘Desokupa Club’, in which he offers to train minors in self-defense.
