A 39 -year -old man, identified as Maicon Willian de Oliveira Araújo, is suspected of harassing and threatening the life of a friend of his wife After finding intimate mobile records purchased from the victim. The case occurred in the Federal District and was released on Monday (17).
Maicon is investigated for crimes of persecution and sexual harassment against women, 38 years old.
According to Civil Police investigations, the victim had sold his cell phone to a friend’s husband and, after some time of use, the man found in the data of the device videos and intimate photos of the woman.
Since December last year, Maicon sent her to sex and pornographic messages. Even with the victim’s refusal, the suspect continued with the messages and started to send intimate records.
Threats against the victim
When the victim said she would tell about the messages to Maicon’s wife, he threatened her with death and sent pictures of a firearm, and said he had already been arrested 14 years and that if he needed, he would return to “Life old ”.
See the conversations:
Maicon also threatened to publicize the woman’s videos and intimate photographs to her family and her city groups.
In January this year, the victim filed a police report against the man and the case was investigated by the 15th DP. The court also decreed his custody.
As determined by CNN when he found out about the messages, Maicon’s wife tried to expel him from home, but he refused, and then, who left home.
According to police, the man remains at large.
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This content was originally published in man harassing and threat friend of wife after finding intimate mobile photos on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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