João Paulo Teixeira zu fast 30 Jahren Haft für den Mord an Thalita Berquó verurteilt

Das Schwurgericht von Guará verurteilte João Paulo Teixeira zu einer Freiheitsstrafe von 29 Jahren, 11 Monaten und 23 Tagen in einer geschlossenen Anstalt für den Mord und die Leichenzerstückelung von Thalita Marques Berquó Ramos im Januar 2025.

Das Verbrechen ereignete sich am 13. Januar 2025 in einer illegalen Siedlung im Parque Ecológico Ezechias Heringer im Bundesdistrikt. Die 36-jährige Thalita wurde nach einem Streit über die Qualität von Drogen mit Steinen erschlagen und erstochen. Ihr Körper wurde zerstückelt; Kopf und Beine wurden in einen Bach geworfen, der Torso wurde vor Ort vergraben.

João Paulo Teixeira wurde wegen qualifizierten Mordes, Störung der Totenruhe und Verführung Minderjähriger verurteilt. Die Geschworenen erkannten die erschwerenden Umstände des niedrigen Beweggrundes, der Grausamkeit und der Arg- und Wehrlosigkeit des Opfers an. Zwei Teenager müssen sich ebenfalls wegen Handlungen verantworten, die einem Mord gleichkommen.

Während des Prozesses bestritt João Paulo eine direkte Beteiligung an der Tötung, gestand jedoch, bei der Bestattung der Leiche geholfen zu haben. Die Mutter des Opfers schilderte das Leid der Familie. Das Urteil wurde am Donnerstag verkündet.

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