Frank Blanco gives a twist to the investigation of Anabel Pantoja with his latest confession

The case of Anabel Pantoja and David Rodríguez continues to capture the attention of the media, generating a myriad of opinions and speculations. During the first week of the program TardeAR, Frank Blanco surprised with a confession that has given a twist to the investigation. His comment suggests that David Rodríguez's attitude in front of the cameras might be a strategy to avoid appearing guilty.

Anabel Pantoja has tried to clarify her position through a statement on her social media, although the controversy continues to grow. The debate intensified with the possible involvement of several institutions in the judicial process. Among them, pro-childhood associations, the Insular Council, the Mogán City Council, and the Government of the Canary Islands are mentioned.

The reactions in TardeAR were immediate and diverse, with experts and collaborators expressing conflicting opinions. While some defend the presumption of innocence, others warn about the effects of the media trial. How will this influence the perception of the case?

Frank Blanco gives a twist to the investigation of Anabel Pantoja with his latest confession

During the broadcast of the program, images were shown of David Rodríguez stating that "we are calm." This statement caused a new debate among the collaborators, who interpreted the message in different ways. "There are two ways to take things, David wants to resume his routine," said Verónica Dulanto.

However, Frank Blanco insisted on a detail he considers key in the investigation. "Everyone is watching him and people are pointing at David right now," declared Blanco, suggesting that his attitude might be conditioned by external pressure.

The presenter intervened in the middle of the debate to break down the situation of David Rodríguez. With his words, Frank Blanco highlighted that the attitude of Anabel Pantoja's partner is key to quelling rumors. In such a situation, the best thing is to generate normalcy and calm to give the impression that there is no nervousness with the investigation.

Immediately after, Bibiana Fernández agreed with the presenter. "Precisely, for that reason, he might want to go out to not feel guilty about the situation," assured the collaborator. "If you lock yourself up, it seems like you are the guilty one. Justice will determine whatever, but in the meantime, I want to live," she added, making her support for the couple clear.

The debate in TardeAR about the situation of Anabel Pantoja and David Rodríguez

The lawyer Jesús Alexis Bethencourt intervened in TardeAR to explain the implications of the popular accusation in this type of case. He explained that several pro-childhood associations would be considering joining the cause to defend the rights of minors. This possibility caused doubts among the collaborators, especially in Verónica Dulanto.

"I don't understand this because if it is judicialized and there is an ongoing investigation..." questioned the presenter. Her comment reflects a general concern about media influence and the need to let justice act independently. The discussion intensified with the participation of Xavier Sardà and Boris Izaguirre.

Sardà highlighted that "the doubt is whether the girl has been hospitalized for being shaken or if it has nothing to do with it." Meanwhile, Izaguirre warned that "they are getting a little ahead because the protocol has to follow its course." Both agreed that it is essential to wait for the progress of the investigation before drawing hasty conclusions.

Meanwhile, Lolita Flores was more blunt in defending Anabel Pantoja and David Rodríguez. "They have no guilt. They are being given a very significant stigma, and it will be very difficult to remove it," assured the artist.

Verónica Dulanto also highlighted the weight of social judgment in cases of great media impact. "Justice will have the last word. But how many times has it happened that the parallel social judgment crushes parents who have the presumption of innocence above all," she reflected.

The investigation of Anabel Pantoja and David Rodríguez continues to generate reactions in the media and legal fields. Frank Blanco has provided a perspective that changes the public perception of the case. Now, the judicial resolution will determine the future of those involved.