Three years have passed since the murder of Letycia Peixoto, which occurred on March 3, 2023, in Campos dos Goytacazes, Brazil. Letycia, who was 31 years old and eight months pregnant, was shot to death inside a company vehicle parked near her home. The incident involved two assailants on a motorcycle who approached her car and opened fire, resulting in the tragic loss of both Letycia and her unborn son, whom they planned to name Hugo. The investigation led to the arrest of Diogo Viola de Nadai, Letycia's partner, who was identified as the mastermind behind the murder. Alongside him, three others were detained, including the intermediary and two individuals suspected of executing the crime. All four defendants have been charged and are expected to face trial, but despite this, no specific date for the jury trial has been established yet, leaving the case in limbo. The lack of progress and a defined trial date after three years has raised concerns regarding justice for Letycia and her family, highlighting issues within the Brazilian judicial system. Cases like this often lead to public outcry for accountability and prompt discussions about systemic delays in legal proceedings, particularly in violent crime cases in Brazil.