Gisele Alves Santana, a 31-year-old military police officer in Brazil, was recently buried in Suzano following her death from a gunshot wound to the head. The case is being investigated by the Civil Police as a suspicious death, with her husband, Lieutenant Colonel Geraldo Leite Rosa Neto, claiming that she took her own life. However, Gisele's family is contesting this account, believing that she may have been a victim of feminicide, citing a pattern of troubling behavior in her relationship with her husband.

During her funeral, Gisele's aunt, Maria de Lourdes Huber, spoke about the precarious nature of Gisele's marriage, revealing that Gisele had confided feelings of desperation to her father just days before her death. She reported that Gisele had attempted to separate from her husband and had expressed a desire to leave due to the pressures she was facing at home. This revelation has intensified suspicions among family members that Gisele’s death was not a suicide but rather reflected deeper issues of domestic abuse.

The incident has sparked conversations about domestic violence, particularly within law enforcement circles, as Gisele's family and friends grieve her loss and seek justice. The police investigations aim to unravel the true circumstances surrounding her death as the community rallies to demand accountability, shedding light on the urgent issue of women's safety and rights in Brazil.