The ex-husband of Gisele Alves Santana, a police officer who was found dead in her apartment, is set to testify this Friday, asserting that she never intended to commit suicide during their marriage. Gisele was discovered dead on February 18 in an apartment she shared with her current husband, Colonel Geraldo Leite Rosa Neto, in São Paulo's Brás neighborhood, leading to initial reports of suicide. However, the investigation has since shifted towards a more suspicious nature, with aspects of possible femicide being explored alongside suicide.

The circumstances surrounding Gisele’s death have raised serious concerns, prompting authorities to consider the possibility of foul play, rather than simply labeling it as suicide. Details from her family and now her ex-husband's forthcoming testimony are crucial in shedding light on the situation. The family’s attorney, José Miguel da Silva Júnior, confirmed that the ex-husband's statement will contribute valuable insights into Gisele’s mindset before her tragic death.

As the investigation unfolds, the implications of this case extend beyond Gisele's personal history, highlighting potential issues of domestic violence and women's safety in Brazil. The fact that authorities are looking into femicide—the killing of women due to gender-based violence—suggests a broader societal issue at play. This case has sparked media attention and public discourse regarding the treatment of women and the alarming pace of domestic violence incidents in the region.