[Necrotic Bowel]

How Well Do You Know Brazil?

The penalty for murder in Brazil is
A. Nothing
B. Stern looks from a concerned citizenry
C. No dinner and then straight to bed
D. Dinner, but no desert

[normdiaz]

Never understood the "if I can't have her, nobody else will" mentality.

[fred5079]

Originally Posted by docfr8 ↗

Such a waste... She was fine as fuck

Definitely would have loved to hit that

[kbt3168]

She reminds me of hot chicks to avoid from the Hot Crazy Matrix (HCM)

[Lethalshadow1379]

Originally Posted by PatriceIs60 ↗

I agree, but here's the bad news. There's no death penalty in Brazil and a murderer has to spend a minimum of 12 years, and a maximum of 30 years so this puto won't be spending his whole life in Prison. That pisses me off. That was cold premeditated 1st degree murder

This is why street Justice is so popular in Brazil and other Latin countries. The Citizens know the government are corrupt and are lenient towards criminals so they take matters into their own hands.

[MikeyP]

Where you from?

Brazil

Fuck off!

For a country that is known for a big fucking Jesus statue on a mountain, they are certainly godless heathens.

[kellyhound]

Days before being shot dead in front of her own beauty salon, businesswoman Brenda, 26, asked her mother to take care of her daughter, claiming that she did not have much time left to live.

Hairdresser Elisangela da Silva, the young woman's mother, revealed that her daughter had been threatened by her ex-partner and, approximately 15 days before the crime, she even mentioned her own death.

Brenda said she would write a letter to register her wish that her 9-year-old daughter be in Elisangela's care . " That day we even fought , because I said she was talking nonsense and asked her to stop it," lamented the mother.

Although the registration has not been made, Elisangela intends to take care of her granddaughter alongside her husband. According to her, the girl has always lived with her mother and grandparents, although she also maintains contact with her father's family.

“I raised her together, she has always lived with me, she is my granddaughter like a daughter,” said Elisangela, adding that she is seeking professional help so that the girl can learn to deal with grief.

The Civil Police requested the arrest of Brenda's ex-partner , the main suspect in the crime. According to the mother, the relationship lasted approximately ten months and ended in September, after an episode of violence.

Elisangela explained that the man was extremely jealous and had a history of violence with other women, but Brenda did not believe the stories, as the suspect gave several justifications.

According to the hairdresser, the man stayed at her house while he was recovering from a motorcycle accident. “No one from his family showed up, so we helped. I went to the hospital, gave him medicine, gave him food, gave him a house, and he stayed there,” she said.

Despite this, he became aggressive again after recovering, even threatening Brenda to her mother. “I knew about the fights because he would tell me: 'Look, I got this, I'm going to hit her'. But my daughter said that this didn't happen, that he only threatened”, she said.

Brenda's mother said that her daughter decided to end the relationship after the man broke her cell phone in mid-September. The device had all the beauty salon bills on it, and the victim was sad. "Even so, he didn't leave her alone," lamented Elisangela.

According to the hairdresser, Brenda started a new relationship approximately 20 days ago, and was threatened with death by her ex-partner through phone calls. “He is very smart and didn’t say anything in writing.

Elisangela said that the man controlled the young woman's life and, therefore, always advised her daughter to be careful. “But she felt sorry for him. She said: 'Mom, he's a poor guy, he lives alone, no one is with him'. I said that if a person is alone, not even the family likes it, the problem is with the person. And she didn't believe me”, said the mother.

Elisangela wants the man arrested and has no doubts about who committed the crime. “He is a dangerous person because he could come after any of us. We have to find him,” she concluded.

[docfr8]

^^^ See fine as fuck

[kelvin92]

who finds this women fine? she looks trashy with all those tats and can't keep a boyfriend or any man for the matter longer than a year

[BrendahlZ]

If she cheated she probably deserved it.