Maicon Douglas de Oliveira, the son of the building manager Cleber Rosa de Oliveira, has been released by the Justice after being detained temporarily since January 28. He was suspected of potentially being involved in the murder of 43-year-old broker Daiane Alves or attempting to obstruct the investigation. However, Cleber Rosa has consistently denied his son's involvement in the crime. The defense team for Maicon claimed they provided "irrefutable evidence" to demonstrate his non-involvement, asserting that scientific and technical analyses confirmed his innocence.

The controversy stems from the events of December 17, when Daiane was killed by Cleber at their residential building in Caldas Novas, located in the southern region of Goiás. The investigation led the police to detain Maicon, but evidence later supported his claim of being in Catalão at the time of the incident. Delegate André Luiz Barbosa, who oversaw the investigation, confirmed that Maicon's alibi was corroborated, which ultimately led to his release from custody.

This case highlights the complexities of legal proceedings involving familial relationships and the implications of wrongful suspicion. It raises questions about the investigative process and the responsibilities of law enforcement in ensuring that innocent individuals are not wrongfully accused or detained in connection with serious offenses. As this story evolves, it will be critical to follow how the justice system addresses accountability and the handling of such sensitive cases.