The Verdict That Has Marked a Year of Suspension
This morning, Thailand’s judicial system issued a verdict that has kept two nations in tension for an entire year. Daniel Sancho has been found guilty of the death of Colombian surgeon Edwin Arrieta and has received a life sentence.
Economic Compensation to the Arrieta Family
In addition to the prison sentence, Sancho will have to compensate the victim’s family with an amount of around 106,000 euros, equivalent to around 4 million Thai baht. This court decision underlines the seriousness of the crimes committed.
The Rigor of Judgment
The judicial process has been marked by the arguments of the lawyer of the Arrieta family, Juango Ospina, who requested that Sancho be tried for premeditated murder, dismemberment, concealment of the corpse and destruction of the victim’s passport. The current sentence is a reflection of the seriousness of the acts committed.
Reactions to the Judgment
After the court’s decision, Juango Ospina expressed his satisfaction through social networks, stressing that ‘justice has been served’ and thanking the Arrieta family and the Thai judicial system for their support throughout the process.
Meet Juango Ospina: The Lawyer Behind the Victory
Juan Gonzalo Ospina, a prominent criminal lawyer born in Bogota on November 10, 1986, has been a key figure in this case. Despite his Colombian roots, he grew up in Spain, where he has built an impressive career after graduating in Law and Political Science.
A Recognized Professional
Ospina has worked in several law firms before establishing his own law firm, Ospina Advocats, in Madrid, and has also contributed as a professor at the Autonomous University of Madrid since 2018.
Personal and Professional Links
In addition to his career, Ospina is known for his friendship with Íñigo Onieva, husband of Tamara Falcó. Their relationship, which dates back to childhood, has been documented in numerous posts on social networks, where they share moments of leisure and support each other at important stages in their lives.
Reflections on Justice and Rehabilitation
The sentence against Daniel Sancho not only closes a tragic chapter for the Arrieta family, but also opens a debate about criminal justice and the need for accountability in cases of extreme violence. The court’s decision could be seen as a step towards a society that seeks a balance between punishment and the rehabilitation of criminals.
