Daniel Vorcaro tries to annul the Master case process with a new plea bargaining strategy

From jail, Daniel Vorcaro continues to call the shots. He wants the Master case process null and void. The former banker is taking great strides to ensure that the entire investigation against him is placed under suspicion.

In the intimacy of the messages exchanged on the cell phone, Vorcaro is "friend, Dani, big brother, big brother". In public, the same people who treat you with loving words know nothing. They are not friends.

Representative Nikolas Ferreira, who calls himself a “family man”, joined this list. He asked Vorcaro to help his former cabinet advisor release "a mineral asset." Maracutaia.

Vorcaro changes lawyers like changing clothes. He says he's going to talk, doesn't say anything, goes back, signals with another accusation, deceives and continues holding the puppet strings at the whim of whoever will help him achieve his purpose the most.

The lawyer of the hour is Daniel Bialski, who has already provided services to former governor Cláudio Castro, Michelle Bolsonaro in the Saudi jewelry case and former deputy Carla Zambelli.

In Brasília, Bialski is known for having a good relationship with André Mendonça, rapporteur of the Master case at the STF (Supreme Federal Court) and former minister of Bolsonaro.

The tight electoral dispute and the STF on fire help Vorcaro. His last was to give a statement to Mendonça's office saying that he suffered psychological torture, mistreatment and veiled threats in prison for not reporting facts linked to the Federal Police.

The testimony, recorded on video, was given to an assistant judge on the minister's team. The target was the head of the PF, Andrei Rodrigues.

Pinched leaks give lawyers the chance to ask for nullity. The strategy ends up favoring presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro by putting the investigation into the film "Dark Horse" at risk.

By removing partial secrecy from the case, wouldn't Mendonça be acting on purpose? The episode recalls the attitude of former judge Sérgio Moro, who released a wiretap link between Lula and Dilma Rousseff.