The head of Dante Michelini, who had been acquitted in the infamous child murder case of Araceli Cabrera Crespo in 1973, was found by the Brazilian police in the tide of Guarapari. This shocking discovery adds another chapter to the dark history surrounding Michelini, known for being involved in one of the most notorious cases of child violence in the country. The police, led by delegacy Fabricio Dutra, confirmed that they found the head near the city center while searching for clues about Michelini's death.

Local authorities have been searching for evidence related to the murder of Michelini, who was known by the nickname 'Dantinho.' Following the discovery of his remains, the police are also investigating a knife believed to have been used in the crime. The case dates back to a time when Michelini was accused of a heinous act against a child; despite being acquitted, his previous association with such a notorious crime leads many to question the circumstances surrounding his death. Initial reports do not link Michelini's murder to the long-ago case of Araceli's killing.

This incident raises significant concerns about unresolved issues and violence in Brazilian society, reflecting the darker aspects of the justice system where acquitted individuals may still face dire consequences. It also highlights the lingering legacy of the Araceli case, which remains a painful reminder of child violence in Brazil, making the connection between past crimes and present events particularly unsettling for the community.