Frank Cuesta secures his sanctuary with officers: "There will be 24-hour security."
Frank Cuesta's complex situation seems unending. The animal rights activist and adventurer has endured one of his most difficult weeks in recent days following the publication of a video in which he claimed he didn't have cancer, that he wasn't a veterinarian or herpetologist, and that his knowledge of wildlife was limited. He later retaliated , emphasizing that he had uttered them under duress and had been forced to read a script.
The person behind these alleged coercions is believed to be Chi , a masked figure who was Cuesta's best friend and closest collaborator at the Libertad Sanctuary in Thailand. He was allegedly the person behind the leaks of the animal rights activist's personal audio recordings, and after contacting the animal rights activist's daughter to tell her that her father was a "liar," the naturalist decided to file three restraining orders against him.
These three orders correspond to three different locations: the two houses where Frank Cuesta's daughter spends the night, and the Sanctuary. Therefore, as revealed by Two Yupa, a friend of Frank Cuesta, this property now enjoys special protection.
This can be seen in the video posted on Two Yupa's YouTube channel, where she states that a protective device has been installed and that two local officers will guard access to this Sanctuary.
"We're here with the local authorities, and they've brought this red box here to protect our great Frank Cuesta. No one can come here anymore because they'll be here monitoring the area and the entire Sanctuary property 24/7 . Many thanks to these gentlemen for their hard work, hats off, excellent."
"What they've put here is a red box. There will be 24-hour surveillance controlled by the police , and if anything happens around here, if anything strange happens, they'll immediately be on alert and this will be protected. I say this more than anything so everyone knows that the Sanctuary is already protected by the police," Cuesta also asserts in that video.
After all this, Frank Cuesta still faces a battle with Chi, who has threatened to release more "bombshells": messages, audio recordings, and private conversations from the naturalist. Furthermore, Cuesta has already revealed that sexually explicit material about him could be revealed.
On the other hand, the animal rights activist is also awaiting trial for illegal animal possession in Thailand , an offense that in this country can carry penalties of up to 5 years in prison or a fine of up to 500,000 baht (approximately 12,800 euros), or even both.
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