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Flordelis in the Chamber of Deputies, in Brasilia
It took two and a half decades to create the image of the humble woman from the Jacarezinho favela, who decided to dedicate her life to the adoption of vulnerable children and adolescents. During this trajectory, Flordelis dos Santos took high flights. She became a world-famous gospel singer and was elected federal deputy with almost 200,000 votes. The murder of her husband, Pastor Anderson do Carmo, in June of last year, and all the revelations after the crime caused the image of the congresswoman to collapse.
The deconstruction of the character he became took breath with each revelation of the witnesses in the case, who showed a side of the family never exposed. Reports of unequal treatment between children, physical punishment and love relationships between children were revealing a different face than the one that used to be shown. The discovery of the existence of dark rituals in the house and the suspicions that Anderson and Flordelis
frequenting drinking houses surprised those who admired family history.
The head of the Niterói and São Gonçalo Homicide Police Station, Allan Duarte is resounding: the image built by Flordelis over the years had the clear objective of coming to power. HE deputy
She is accused of having articulated her husband’s death plan, convincing and co-opting relatives. Flordelis, seven children and a granddaughter were reported for the crime.
“The accusations are important in of construction
of the image of decency and the charitable person, who sold that image to achieve his goals, ”said Duarte.
Differential treatment of children and punishment with pepper
Flordelis’s children report that there was a different treatment for adoptive
me biological
at home. They explained that not everyone had the same benefits or earned the same gifts. Doting daughter, Daiane Feres said she felt used and said the pastor was only raised for success because of the history of the children she had received. A woman working in the house reported seeing children physically assaulted and punished with pepper in the mouth. The woman also said that some teenagers taken in by the pastor worked and all the money went to Flordelis and Anderson
.
History of irregular adoptions
Chosen having as one of its flags the reduction of bureaucracy in adoption
in Brazil, Flordelis did not follow the necessary procedures to regularize the situation of at least three children and adolescents who passed by his house. One of the cases is that of Daniel dos Santos, a child that the couple has always claimed to be the only biological child they had together. After the crime, the police discovered that the real biological mother turned Daniel over to Flordelis. Shortly after his birth, he was registered as Anderson’s deputy and son without any adoption proceedings.
Relationship between children and betrayal within the home
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family members also exposed the relationships between the children within the Flordelis home. Adriano, one of the deputy’s only biological children, had a love affair with two sisters, Nylaine and Lorrana, when he was already dating his current wife. In the house, couples still form among the deputy’s children. Pastor Anderson himself came to Flordelis’s home as one of her sons and ended up becoming her husband years later, a story that had never been revealed before the crime.
Secret rituals with sex
A man who lived in the Flordelis house in the 1990s denounced a routine that involved secret rituals
with blood, nudity and even sex
. The witness stated that he considered that he was part of a true sect and revealed that he had sexual relations with the pastor. The man also reported that Anderson was already living at the residence at the time and, on one occasion, asked Flordelis for permission to associate with a young newcomer, which was accepted. He also said that the deputy received foreign shepherds in his home and one of the daughters was offered sexually to them.
Couple would go to swingers
An old haunt of church
de Flordelis made a revelation that fell like a bomb in the evangelical environment: according to her, the pastor and Anderson attended a swing house
in the West Zone of Rio. The faithful said they learned information from a woman who worked with her, who reported seeing the couple there. Police also suspect that, at the dawn of the crime, Flordelis and her husband went to that nightclub. Investigators do not believe the version of the deputy, who claims to have gone to have a snack in Copacabana, but claims not to remember the name of the place or its exact location.
