Man is sentenced to 13 years in prison for feminicide and hiding a corpse in Piauí
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- Jairo was sentenced to 13 years in prison for the murder of Maria Jaqueliny and hiding her body in Piauí.
- The defendant confessed to the crime, claimed self-defense and tried to hide the murder by sending false messages in the victim's name.
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Why It Matters
The defendant confessed to stabbing the victim and hiding the body in a two-meter grave in the backyard of the couple's residence.
According to the Public Ministry of the State of Piauí (MPPI), after the victim's death, the accused buried the body in the backyard of the house where the couple lived. According to the lawsuit, the pit was approximately two meters deep.
According to the MP, Jairo confessed to stabbing Maria Jaqueliny, but claimed self-defense. He also confessed to hiding the victim's body.
Also according to the accusation, Jairo sent messages to people close to Maria Jaqueliny pretending to be her. In the messages, it stated that the woman had left the state.
The sentence was set at 12 years in prison for qualified homicide and one year for concealing a corpse, totaling 13 years in an initial closed regime. In addition, Jairo must pay compensation of R$100,000 to the victim's family for damages caused by the crime.
It was also ordered that the convicted person be held in custody and an arrest warrant be issued so that he could immediately begin serving his sentence.
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Immediate start of serving the sentence in a closed regime.
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Open Questions
- What was the specific motivation for the crime?
