
Body of Deiziane Nunes Silva Lima, aged 38, was found in Matão (SP); companion was found injured in a health unit and arrested in the act.
AI-generated summary
The crime occurred in the Alto neighborhood, in Matão (SP), last Friday. The victim was found with multiple stab wounds inside his residence.
Deiziane Nunes Silva Lima, 38 years old, was stabbed to death by her husband on Friday (9), in Matão (SP). The suspect was arrested red-handed.
The Military Police found the victim's body in the bedroom. A witness reported hearing the woman ask her husband to leave hours before the crime.
The suspect was found injured in an emergency room and remained under police escort. The Women's Defense Department registered the case as feminicide.
A 38-year-old woman was stabbed to death by her husband, 37, last Friday (9), in the Alto neighborhood, in Matão (SP). The victim was identified as Deiziane Nunes Silva Lima.
According to the State Department of Public Security (SSP-SP), the suspect was arrested in the act after being located by military police officers in a health unit in Taquaritinga. As determined by g1, he was identified as Lenivaldo de Jesus Aragão, aka 'Leno'.
g1 tried, but did not locate the suspect's defense contact until the last update of this report.
The Military Police reported that they were called to respond to an incident on Avenida XV de Novembro, at around 8:47 pm. At the scene, they found that the house had an open door and there were traces of blood.
The victim's body was found lying on the bedroom floor. The Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu) was called, found the presence of several perforations on the woman's body and confirmed her death at the scene.
A witness told the police that, around 4pm, she heard the victim say she wanted her husband to leave. Afterwards, the sound volume was increased.
Around 8 pm, the witness noticed that two cars arrived at the scene and two men entered the residence. After approximately 10 minutes, he saw them dragging the suspect, who is the victim's husband, and placing him in one of the cars.
The witness then found the victim dead in the residence and called the police.
The police were informed that a man with injuries caused by a sharp weapon was admitted to the emergency room in Santa Ernestina and needed to be transferred to Taquaritinga.
Still according to the PM, the agents went to the health unit, where the suspect remained detained under escort. At the scene of the crime, a knife with traces of blood was seized.
The SSP-SP also said that forensics were called to the scene of the crime and the case was registered as a feminicide by the Matão Women's Defense Police Station (DDM).

Colonel Flávio Santiago, from the Minas Gerais Military Police, confirmed the death of three soldiers in an air accident in Vale do Aço. The victims, experienced in the corporation's aviation, were carrying out a recheck flight in the Pegasus 17 aircraft when the crash occurred.

After a man armed with a knife held 13 children hostage in a CMEI in the São Braz neighborhood, in Curitiba, the city hall announced reinforced patrolling and a review of security protocols in the municipal network's educational units.

Collision involving four cars and a truck on BR-393, in Barra do Piraí (RJ), resulted in five deaths and nine injuries this Saturday. Traffic on the highway was released after a closure to treat the victims and clean the road.

Christa Pike, sentenced to death in Tennessee, was released from the hospital after more than a week in hospital due to a failure in her execution by lethal injection. She returned to prison and has difficulty with memory and concentration.

A couple has been arrested in Arcadia, California, accused of abusing 14 children born via surrogate. The investigation revealed precarious conditions and constant monitoring in the mansion of the suspects, who operated a surrogacy business.

Juliana Santiago, teacher and Civil Police clerk, was stabbed to death by a 24-year-old student at the Centro Universitário Aparício Carvalho, in Porto Velho. The Public Prosecutor's Office denounced the case as femicide motivated by refusal of sexual advances.