The Federal Police of Brazil has submitted a report to Supreme Federal Court President Edson Fachin, which unveils conversations between banker Daniel Vorcaro and his brother-in-law, Fabiano Vettel. In these discussions, they allegedly explore payments to the company Maridt, which has Minister Dias Toffoli among its partners. This revelation raises potential legal and ethical concerns regarding the minister's involvement, given that his brother-in-law has previously faced detention by the Federal Police and has been described as overseeing the financial dealings of Vorcaro.

The content of these messages, which include references to Minister Toffoli and arrangements for financial transfers, has already been shared by Fachin with other Supreme Court ministers. The Federal Police has posited that these circumstances bring Toffoli's current role in the case against Vorcaro's bank into question, ultimately leading Fachin to request an explanation from the minister regarding the matters highlighted in the report. This action underscores the seriousness of the allegations and the need for transparency in Brazil's highest judicial spheres.

Notably, Toffoli has acknowledged in prior statements that he received funds from Maridt when it sold its stake in the Tayayá resort to a fund connected to Vorcaro in 2021. This connection deepens the scrutiny on Toffoli and raises pressing questions about conflicts of interest within Brazil's judiciary, as the ongoing investigation could have significant repercussions for public trust in the legal system and perceptions of integrity among its leaders.