The case surrounding the disappearance of Silvana Germann de Aguiar, age 48, has entered its third week, following her last reported sighting on January 24, when she allegedly posted on social media about suffering an accident in Gramado. However, authorities claim that no such incident actually occurred, leading to growing suspicion surrounding her case. Silvana's parents, Isail Vieira de Aguiar, age 69, and Dalmira Germann de Aguiar, age 70, went missing the following day after visiting the local police station to report Silvana's disappearance, which raises further alarm in the case.

Amidst the investigation, police have identified Cristiano Domingues Francisco, a military police officer, as the primary suspect in the case. He has been taken into temporary custody since Tuesday after phone records revealed suspicious activity considered indicative of potential involvement in criminal activity. The investigation currently focuses on the possibility of homicide, linking the suspect to the disappearances, and drawing attention to the problematic intersection of trust in law enforcement and public safety.

Authorities have also confiscated the phones of Cristiano, his mother, and his current partner, who are being treated as witnesses rather than suspects at this stage. The police continue to investigate the connections between the involved parties as they gather evidence, revealing a deeply troubling situation in which the disappearance of a family appears intertwined with the conduct of a police officer, raising significant questions about accountability and transparency in the judicial system.