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Suspect who approached women to commit crimes is wanted for two feminicides in TO
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Suspect who approached women to commit crimes is wanted for two feminicides in TO

41-year-old man is investigated for crimes in Barrolândia and Cristalândia; Police are asking for the public's help in locating him.

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  • Civil Police are looking for Júlio César de Oliveira, 41 years old, suspected of two feminicides in Barrolândia and Cristalândia, Tocantins.
  • The person under investigation gained the trust of the victims before the crimes and fled with belongings.

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Suspect is investigated for two femicides that occurred in Barrolândia and Cristalândia, in the state of Tocantins.

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The Civil Police are looking for Júlio César de Oliveira, aged 41, on suspicion of involvement in 2 femicides in Tocantins. He fled with the victims' belongings.

The crimes occurred in Barrolândia and Cristalândia, the latter this Friday (6). Police tried to arrest the suspect at his mother's house, but he was not located.

The suspect already has convictions for robbery, theft, receiving and domestic violence. The police request information to locate him and guarantee the confidentiality of complainants.

The Civil Police are looking for Júlio César de Oliveira, known as "Parazinho", aged 41, suspected of involvement in two femicides recorded in Tocantins. According to the investigation, the suspect gained the trust of vulnerable women, started living with them and, after the crimes, fled with the victims' belongings and money.

One of the cases occurred in Barrolândia, on June 21, 2026, and the other was registered in the early hours of this Friday (6), in Cristalândia. According to delegate Jeannie Daier Andrade, teams began searching shortly after the most recent crime and identified Júlio César as the main suspect.

The Civil Police reported that, after identifying the person being investigated in the first feminicide, they opened an investigation and requested preventive arrest and search and seizure warrants from the Court. The measures were authorized on October 7, but compliance had to wait for the end of the electoral period.

On Friday morning (6), police went to the suspect's mother's house to execute one of the warrants, but he was not located.

How the suspect acted

According to the Civil Police, Júlio César followed a similar pattern of behavior in the cases investigated. He moved to small towns, approached women in vulnerable situations and started romantic relationships.

After gaining the trust of the victims, he began to live with them. After the crimes, he left the places during the early hours of the morning taking objects, bank cards and money from the victims.

The Civil Police reported that Júlio César has convictions for crimes such as robbery, receiving stolen goods, qualified theft and domestic violence.

Furthermore, according to the corporation, it responds to investigations and criminal actions related to crimes such as robbery, feminicide and theft.

The Civil Police are asking for the public's help to locate the suspect and prevent other people from becoming victims. The confidentiality of whistleblowers is guaranteed.

Information can be passed on by calling (63) 3901-7428, from the Barrolândia Police Station; (63) 3901-7499, from the Cristalândia Police Station; and (63) 99127-0152. All numbers also receive messages via WhatsApp.

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