Brazil Country Music Singer Joao Malachias Accused Of Murder After His Girlfriend Was Found Dead And Burned
By Adry Torres For Dailymail Joao Malachias, a country music singer, has been arrested in Brazil for allegedly killing his former girlfriend, Bruna Angleri, whose body was found burned in her home last month. Malachia, 40, was taken into custody Sunday at a gas station in Ribeirão Preto, a city in the southeastern state of São Paulo. Police allege he murdered Anglersi, also 40, on September 27 at her condominium in Araras, and she was repeatedly beaten in the face and most likely set on fire on her bed after she was already dead. The military police obtained a warrant Friday and nearly arrested him, but he led the on a high-speed chase along the highway and abandoned the vehicle before escaping through a sugar cane field. He was interviewed by authorities following the incident and claimed his innocence and was released. Authorities are still waiting on the results of an autopsy to determine if she was still alive when she was set upon fire. He has been singing for seven years and released an album in March.
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A country music singer has been arrested in Brazil for allegedly killing his former girlfriend, whose body was found burned in her home last month.
João Malachias, 40, was taken into custody Sunday at a gas station in Ribeirão Preto, a city in the southeastern state of São Paulo. Police said he was attempting to flee to the nearby state of Goiás.
Police allege Malachias murdered Bruna Angleri, also 40, on September 27 at her condominium in the São Paulo city of Araras.
Angleri, who worked as a dentist, was repeatedly beaten in the face and most likely set on fire on her bed after she was already dead, Araras police chief Tabajara Zuliani said.
Angleri’s mother told the Military Police she became concerned after not hearing from her daughter, went to the apartment and found her dead in her bed.
‘Her face was completely deformed by fractures. She had a fractured rib,’ Zuliani said, as quoted by Brazilian news outlet G1.
Malachias had a court order issued against him that prohibited contact with Angleri, a single mother.
He was interviewed by authorities following the incident and claimed his innocence and was released.
Authorities are waiting on the results of an autopsy to determine if she was still alive when she was set on fire.
The military police obtained a warrant Friday and nearly arrested him. But he led the on a high-speed chase along the highway and abandoned the vehicle before escaping through a sugar cane field.
Shortly after the pursuit, Malachias took to Facebook to defend his actions because he was felt his life was at risk.
‘I found out about the arrest (warrant) through social media, as not even my lawyer has access to it,’ his now-deleted message read. ‘When I saw the police signaling, I became desperate, scared and ran away, as there were so many posts, comments and messages. So, if there really is a (warrant) for arrest, I will turn myself in and I will continue to help in everything to solve this case.’
Malachias dated Angleri for about seven months before she ended the relationship, a decision that her family says he failed to accept.
Malachias has been singing for seven years, performing at local bars and private events in Araras and other cities in São Paulo. He released an album in March.
หัวข้อ: Crime, Brazil, Murder