The woman accused of wheeling a dead man into a Brazilian bank has been spotted in handcuffs as cops hunt for the driver who brought them to the mall.
Rio de Janeiro Civil Police chief Fábio Souza told Brazilian news outlet G1 on Wednesday that while he could not exactly provide the moment that Braga died, cadaver spots that were visible on the back of his head indicate that he would have been dead for about two hours. Érika de Souza was spotted on a surveillance video pushing a wheelchair with the lifeless body of her uncle, Paulo Braga, before she tried to take out $3,200 from his bank account Footage showed the Érika de Souza telling a dead Paulo Braga to grip hold of his pen hard as she placed it between his fingers and encouraged him to sign a piece of paper at the bank branch in Bangu, a neighborhood in the western size of Rio de...
Souza said that agents were deployed to search for the rideshare app driver who dropped off de Souza with her dead uncle at the bank. Bank employees started filming the pair and ended up calling for an ambulance and police while Érika de Souza used her hand to keep Paulo Braga's head upright and told him: 'Uncle, are you listening? You have to sign it. I can't sign for you'