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According to the delegate, the relationships took place at the time when the family lived in the Jacarezinho favela, in the North Zone of Rio de Janeiro.
“Havia relaes between everybody there. Flordelis was not related only to Anderson and Anderson was not related only to Flordelis, ”said the delegate.
Barbara Lomba was heard as a witness by accusation at the hearing of the lawsuit accusing Mrs. Flordelis of being responsible for the murder of her husband. The delegate Allan Duarte, responsible for the second phase of the investigations, also testified before her.
During the deposition, the delegate Details how was the relationship of the family members. In one of the moments, Barbara said that she heard reports from Flvio dos Santos, Flordelis’s biological son, about what happened in the family.
“Flvio said he was upset with the relationships he saw in the house. Relationships were based on lies. A family relationship logic based on strategy was established and facades had to be built. Many things that happened in the house could not appear, ‘he declared.
He also stressed that the deputy high power inside the house and said that “no one would do what they did without Flordelis’s knowledge.”
Delegate Allan Duarte’s testimony followed the same line as Barbara. “Flordelis and Anderson presented themselves as a loving couple to society, but in the dark it was totally different,” he said.
A hearing
The hearing was scheduled for 1 pm on Friday (13). However, the deputy arrived at the forum around 1:45 pm. The judge in the case, Nearis dos Santos Carvalho, of the 3rd Criminal Court of Niteri, received Flordelis and his lawyer at the entrance to the Plenary.
Flordelis remained on the Russian stand with other accused of involvement in the crime: seven children and a granddaughter, as well as a military policeman and his wife. Deputy chorou seeing their relatives in the audience.
During the hearing, Flordelis denied all reports of the prosecution witnesses. In a few moments, the deputy agreed with what was said.
* Intern under the supervision of Deputy Editor Ellen Cristie.
