2024-04-20 20:06:11
The unusual case of a brazilian woman that led to his dead uncle in Wheelchair to ask for a loanafter that it was detained.
Local media in Brazil reported the surprising story of a woman who took her uncle’s body in a wheelchair to a bank branch located in Bangu, in the western area of Rio de Janeiro.
According to what was reported, the woman, who was identified as Érika de Souza Vieira Nunes, went to the bank with the aim of being able to withdraw a loan with a value of 17,000 reais (3,215 dollars at the exchange rate).
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In a video circulating on networks about the “terrible situation” you can see how the woman tries to put the pen in her dead uncle’s hand to try to sign the loan papers; However, the head of the corpse goes back repeatedly, which baffles the employees of the place, so much so that they ask if the man was okay.
But when they noticed that the woman was getting nervous, something made them think that something strange was happening, so they called the police.
After the arrival of the authorities, they found that Paulo Roberto Braga, 68 years old, as the man was identified, had died a few hours before arriving at the bank.
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Therefore, the corpse was still “fresh” and had some mobility.
Given this, it was detailed that the police are investigating how and when exactly he died, meanwhile the Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu) confirmed the death and the body was sent to the Legal Medical Institute for recognition.
On the other hand, Érika, who said she was her uncle’s caregiver, was detained while evidence was collected to determine her legal situation, since it is unknown if she was really related to him.
😱 Woman takes a dead man in a wheelchair to request a loan of 17 thousand reais from a bank.
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2024-04-20 20:06:11