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Unusual… A woman entered. bank in Rio de Janeiro with a man in a wheelchair, nothing unusual. However, everyone was surprised to confirm that the person he was
Unusual… A woman entered. bank in Rio de Janeiro with a man in a wheelchair, nothing unusual. However, everyone was surprised to confirm that the person he was transporting was dead.
According to the report, the woman tried to take out a loan in the name of the deceased, who turned out to be her uncle.
The woman was formally charged with defacing a corpse and attempting to steal by fraud, official sources said this Wednesday.
Erika de Souza Vieira Nunez, whose attempted fraud was recorded on video by a bank employee and went viral on social networks, she was arrested at the scene of the crime and formally charged on both chargesThis was reported to the civil police of the Brazilian city.
The events took place on Tuesday afternoon at a banking agency in Bangu, a popular area in western Rio de Janeiro, where the 42-year-old accused He arrived with the body of a 68-year-old man in a wheelchair. identified as Paulo Roberto Braga.
Vieira Nunez, who throughout the entire time had to support the corpse’s head so it doesn’t collapsetried to complete procedures for loan of 17,000 reais (about 3,300 US dollars) that the man virtually requested and withdrew money.
Although the woman claims that she is the man’s niece and guardian and that he was alive when she arrived at the bank branch, experts said that due to stiffness and other symptoms, Braga died at least two hours before arriving at the facility..
Bank employees were alarmed by the serious health condition of the loan applicant and called emergency serviceswho confirmed the death.
At some points in the video supposed niece insists that her uncle sign the documentation so she can complete the procedures and leave and comes to the point where he manipulates his hands, grabs a pen and tries to sign.
“Dude, you should sign. Gentleman must sign. I can’t sign for this gentleman. “The person must hold the pen firmly and sign here.”– says the woman, moving the body of the deceased with her hands in front of the bank employees, who insist on warning that the man is unwell and very pale.
Civilian Police Commissioner Fabio Souza, in charge of the investigation, said he had already asked the judge to order the final arrest of the accused and is trying to establish whether he had accomplices.
EFE
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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