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Judge Viviane Vieira do Amaral Arronenzi, murdered by her ex-husband Paulo José Arronezi last Thursday (24), would have resigned from the police escort because she believed that “the danger had passed.” According to an interview with a friend of the victim to the newspaper O Globo, the judge abandoned the protection scheme a month ago because she felt uncomfortable with the permanent presence of security guards.
“Viviane was a strong woman, financially independent and reserved. She was hostage to a relationship that turned out to be fatal. She went to the official organs, made a record of what had happened and even asked for an escort, but perhaps she thought the danger was there. She wanted to preserve the daughters, ”Judge Simone Nacif said.
Andréa Pachá, writer, judge and also friend of the victim, also said that silence marks many cases of femicide.
“This violence occurs in all places and social classes. And the silence is not only out of fear, but because of the belief that it is possible to reverse the situation in a rational way.”
The marriage between Viviane and Paulo José lasted 11 years and ended in 2020. According to the Civil Police, in September, Viviane had already registered a personal injury and threat against her ex-husband.
According to O Globo, the judge believed that her ex-husband had accepted the separation and gave her a ride so she could visit her daughters. However, the two got into an argument and she was threatened with death. After the episode, Viviane requested protective measures.
He came to circulate with an escort, but asked to remove his protection, the escort was used by the judge only in October and November. Subsequently, Viviane claimed that protection was no longer necessary.
The engineer Paulo José Arronenzi made the detention preventive yesterday afternoon by Judge Monique Brandão, at a custody hearing. He was then sent to the José Frederico Marques public prison, in Benfica, in the north of Rio, the gateway to the prison system. He will then be transferred to a prison unit at the Gericino Complex in Bangu, west of the state capital.
