The family of Reginaldo Silva Corrêa, a beloved zumba teacher, is still searching for justice four months after he was found dead in a shallow grave in Epitaciolândia, Acre, Brazil. Regilaine Silva Corrêa, his sister, has been vocal in her grief, urging the community to remember her brother and speak out against the violence that took his life. She describes the cruelty of his murder and emphasizes how much he was loved by those around him, attributing the attention towards this case as a means to honor his memory.

Reginaldo went missing on September 25, 2025, after leaving to make a delivery and was reported missing by his family shortly after when they lost contact. His body was discovered on October 1, leading to the arrest of two suspects, including Victor Oliveira da Silva, who is alleged to have committed the murder. The development of the case has raised questions regarding safety and justice in the region, which has been marked by violence.

As the family navigates their grief, they continue to advocate for justice, emphasizing the need for accountability not just for Reginaldo's case but for the broader issues of crime in their community. They hope that by bringing attention to their brother's story, they can help foster a sense of safety and solidarity among residents in Acre.