Cléber Rosa de Oliveira, a condo manager charged with the murder of real estate agent Daiane Alves Sousa, will remain in preventive detention as decided by the 1st Criminal Court of Caldas Novas, Goiás. The court’s decision is based on the lack of new evidence to warrant his release and the presence of substantial indications of his involvement in the crime, alongside the potential risk posed if he were to respond to the charges outside of custody.

The court noted significant concerns regarding the gravity of Oliveira's actions, indicating that the crime was premeditated. Evidence suggests that he intentionally cut the electricity to the victim's apartment to lure her to a basement area within the building where he resided. This calculated approach adds to the severity of the allegations he faces, which include qualified homicide and corpse concealment.

Cléber has been in prison since January 28, 2026, and efforts to reach out to his defense team have been unsuccessful as of the latest updates. This case highlights ongoing issues related to domestic violence and safety within residential communities in Brazil, reflecting the broader societal challenges with crime and justice in the country.