Feb 11 โ€ข 20:59 UTC ๐Ÿ‡ง๐Ÿ‡ท Brazil G1 (PT)

VIDEO: Suspect in theft jumps over the wall of the uncle of Suzane von Richthofen and takes objects to van

A suspect was caught on security cameras stealing items from the house of Suzane von Richthofen's uncle shortly after the uncle's suspicious death.

Security cameras recorded an incident in which a man jumped over the wall of the house belonging to the uncle of notorious criminal Suzane von Richthofen, who was convicted for orchestrating the murder of her parents in 2002. The theft occurred just days after the death of Miguel Abdalla Netto, a doctor found lifeless in the residence early in January. Initially attributed to a heart attack, the exact cause of death awaits forensic analysis. The suspect stole various items, including wooden furniture, bags, and a ladder, and loaded them into a van.

The Civil Police are currently reviewing the footage from the security cameras in an effort to identify the thief, described as a man wearing a hood and shorts while jumping the high, locked gates of the property. This incident took place likely during the early hours of January 18. The investigative unit has already identified the owner of the vehicle used in the theft and is in pursuit of locating him to establish who hired him for the operation.

This theft not only raises questions about the security of the location but also places a spotlight on the ongoing investigations into the mysterious circumstances surrounding Netto's death, implicating a potential connection between the two events. As details emerge, the public will likely remain attentive to any developments, especially given the infamous background of Suzane von Richthofen and her family's unresolved tragedies.

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