Four years have passed since the massacre in Miracema do Tocantins, which resulted in the deaths of seven individuals. The incidents began following the death of military police officer Anamon Rodrigues de Sousa in 2022. Shortly thereafter, Manoel Soares da Silva and his son Edson Marinho da Silva were brutally assassinated inside a police station when a group of 15 masked individuals stormed the building, indicating a severe breakdown in public safety and order in the region.

The continuation of violence in the aftermath of these events left the family devastated, with Valbiano Marinho da Silva, the son of Manoel and brother of Edson, also falling victim to an assassination at home. Maria do Carmo, the widow and mother of the victims, recounted her traumatic experiences to TV Anhanguera, expressing the ongoing emotional turmoil she faces as she recalls the traumatic night of the murders and the sounds of gunfire that still haunt her. Her reflections underscore the tragic reality faced by families impacted by such violence and the feeling of helplessness in the face of injustice.

This somber anniversary serves as a reminder of the persistent issues Brazil faces concerning crime and violence, particularly in areas less protected by the state, and highlights the urgent need for improved safety measures and societal support for families affected by such atrocities. The sentiments expressed by the victims' family members shed light on the psychological scars that such incidents leave and the broader implications for community trust in law enforcement and public safety efforts.