Verónica Sanz asked forensic psychologist Victoria Trabazo and coroner José Carlos Fuertes of LaSexta about some of the threats made. “In fact, Sancho said he felt hostage to the relationshipin a gilded cage, who felt like a prisoner of Edwin Arrieta,” he added.
Trabazo stressed on this subject that “it could perfectly be anger that makes him do what he does, feeling like a victim, if that was really the case, that he wants, in one way or another, to punish more, even though he is already dead,” something that Fuertes said he agreed with. “He was terrified that the intimate relationship between the two men would be known and, furthermore, that this intimate relationship would be revealed and damage the reputation of his family and, in particular, that of his father,” the forensic psychiatrist stressed , after which he stated: “First, What he has is the terror that this will be disclosed.; and then comes the disgust, the tirria and the absolute absurdity of saying that not only does he destroy it, but he crushes it and throws the pieces in the most obscene or shabby place he can find.
*This article is part of an intervention by Victoria Trabazo and José Carlos Fuertes last Saturday in LaSexta Xplica, before Daniel Sancho’s life sentence was announced.
