Was it suicide or not? Does anyone know!!??
A 16-year-old teenager died after falling from a building in Vila Carrão, East Zone of São Paulo, early Sunday morning (31st). According to the Fire Department, the girl fell from the 15th floor of a building on Rua Lutécia around 3 am. The Military Police is treating the case as a suspicious death. Despite this, civil police will investigate the circumstances of the death. The case was registered at the 10th Police District, in Penha, East Zone. [[G1]]
In interviews, the young woman's parents say their daughter was incapable of committing suicide. However, it is always like this; we will never see a mother saying her daughter, or son, is crazy and has mental and behavioral problems. Even if they fight violently and repeatedly with their partner, the mother will always see this as normal.
Imagine with me: a 15-year-old girl leaves home and starts living with a man, and the family thinks it's normal. Then this young lady returns home several times with bruises and redness, and mom and dad think it's normal. She calls her mother screaming, they have to call the police, but everything is normal. Then one day the young lady jumps or is thrown from the balcony, and this is already 'not normal'?
To me, there is a lot of madness there. And no newspaper has opened its mouth so far to talk about the parents of this girl who simply let her 'go live' with a guy who allegedly beat her?? - If he really beat her, would they have let her? And if they let her, why did they let her?
Excuse the expression, but it seems like everyone knew for a long time that this would end in 'shit'; it was a matter of time.
Thayna Lopes dos Santos, 15 years old, who stated in the first statement that the couple argued a lot, and that during a fight she had 'tried' to throw herself from the apartment window, a way she 'would act to threaten Rafael' ... now arrives at the police station with her mother and a lawyer who looked like he was from an Italian mafia movie with a Hercolubus tie, and like a robot affirms that she 'never, never' heard the young woman threaten to throw herself, 'never, never heard', 'she would never take her own life'...! Thayna Lopes' mother says she read it without signing. Now, between us, it's ridiculous how testimonies can be changed at will, ... but between us,... These cases always have good money behind them.
