Published 12 days ago

Woman arrested after taking corpse to sign bank loan in Brazil

Érika de Souza Vieira brought her deceased uncle, Paulo Roberto Braga, to a bank in Brazil.
Vieira attempted to secure a loan using her dead uncle's signature for 17,000 reais.
Investigations revealed that Braga had been dead for hours, leading to potential charges of fraud and corpse abuse against Vieira.

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The Guardian

Brazilian woman arrested after taking corpse to sign bank loan: ‘She knew he was dead’

Shock in Brazil after woman is arrested and charged with violating a corpse and attempted theft through fraud

13 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Woman arrested for wheeling corpse into bank to co-sign a loan

The woman appeared to be propping up the dead man’s head in a video of the incident

12 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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NDTV

Brazilian Woman Accused Of Wheeling Dead Uncle Into Bank To Secure A Loan

A security camera in a Rio de Janeiro bank captured a shocking scene — a woman (identified as 42-year-old Erika de Souza Vieira Nunes) wheeling a dead man (68-year-old Paulo Roberto Braga) into the branch. CNN Brazil reported that Nunes allegedly attempted to use Mr Braga's identity to finalize loan documents, raising questions about her desperate attempt. Reuters reported that Nunes told a bank worker that her uncle wanted to take out a loan f…

12 days ago·New Delhi, India

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Daily Express

Moment dead man is 'wheeled into bank by niece trying to take out loan'

The Brazilian woman, identified by local media as Erika de Souza Vieira Nunes, is allegedly seen asking the deceased to sign off a four-figure loan.

13 days ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Woman arrested after wheeling uncle's corpse into bank to sign off £2,500 loan

Suspicious bank staff in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil filmed the pair and contacted police after the woman used her hand to prop up the dead man's head and told the corpse it needed to sign a document

13 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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