Martha Graeff, the former fiancée of banker Daniel Vorcaro, is currently under scrutiny following allegations tied to a significant wealth transfer planned by Vorcaro. Her legal defense contends that she had no knowledge of any plans regarding a multi-million dollar asset transfer to her name, and maintains that she has been living in a rented apartment in the United States for nearly 20 years. According to her lawyer, Lúcio de Constantino, Graeff's financial situation has remained unchanged throughout her relationship with Vorcaro, both before and after it. The investigation initiated by Operation Carbono Oculto revealed messages in which Vorcaro discussed establishing a trust for Graeff, with a projected value that could exceed 520 million Brazilian reais. However, her attorney argues that Graeff's financial status has not improved as a result of her association with Vorcaro, emphasizing that her wealth has been consistent regardless of the relationship. The statements and financial records are said to reflect her stable financial condition. Furthermore, Constantino mentions that Graeff expressed confusion regarding the term 'trust' in the messages, indicating her lack of understanding of the financial implications involved. This revelation raises questions about the legality and intentions behind the alleged wealth transfer proposal, and whether it was genuinely meant to benefit Graeff or if other motives were at play in the discussions between her and Vorcaro.