On Wednesday, August 25, the trial of Lenniker Gabriel dos Santos Oliveira is taking place in Passos, Brazil, where he faces charges for the murder of his ex-partner, Lidiane Aparecida dos Reis. The brutal crime occurred on August 3, 2024, and Lidiane, only 30 years old, was found four days later in a state of advanced decomposition. The case has attracted significant attention due to the shocking nature of the acts, especially Oliveira's alleged actions in the aftermath of the murder.

Authorities reported that after committing the crime, Oliveira reportedly used Lidiane's cellphone to send messages to her family, attempting to create the illusion that she was still alive and to distract law enforcement from his involvement. The police investigation revealed that the murder was motivated by a sordid motive, with Oliveira additionally charged with qualified homicide, theft, procedural fraud, and concealment of a body, representing the seriousness of the charges against him.

As the trial commences in the Forum of Passos, the community watches closely, reflecting the societal concern over issues of domestic violence and the treatment of such crimes within the judicial system. The outcome of this case may set a precedent for how similar cases are prosecuted in Brazil, highlighting the ongoing problem of gender-based violence and the need for justice for victims.