A Jiu-Jitsu technique rescued the beaten business woman for four hours

"It's a horrible sensation, a compression in the chest, hands tied." This is what says Kyra Gracie, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu fighter, who talks about the attempted femicide from his aunt businesswoman Elaine Caparroz. The case has upset the world of martial arts in Brazil since the Gracie family is at the origin of Jiu-Jitsu, one of the most popular sports in Brazil.

According to Kyra Gracie, although Elaine Caparroz never practiced the sport of contact, she "saw the championships" and when she was beaten, she had the intuitive reaction to defend her neck by making an X with her arms. With this movement, he prevented his attacker from choking him. "She knew that if he applied a key to his throat, he would kill her, so she fought," he said in a dialogue with the magazine. Tatame.

"He wanted to take his neck with a murderous lion to kill her," Kyra said, adding that the defendant of the Vinicio Batista Serra femicide attempt was a Jiu-Jitsu brown belt.

The strong images of the woman after being beaten by Vinicio Batista Serra were watched by all the local media.

Elaine invited the 27-year-old lawyer to dinner after months of discussions on social networks. The business woman did not imagine that night I will be near death in whose hands he thought he could become his partner, according to his brother, Rogério Peres Caparroz.

"I have a bad heart, we never believe that such things can happen so close to us, "wrote Kyra in her Instagram account with a photo of Vinicio that she shared" let everyone know who he is. "

Kyra called Vinicio "monster"And stated that after being arrested while he was trying to flee the victim's apartment," he alleged psychotic epidemicas one can expect from each coward. "For her, what the accused seeks, it's" to try a gentler sentence. "In his last testimony, he stated that he" did not remember anything " , he added.

"What justice is done and that the punishment for this grotesque crime is difficult! Justice can not allow such psychopaths to go unpunished and coexist with society, "he said.

The athlete also criticized the comments of some who ask "What would she have done for him to do that to him?""Justifying gender violence." What world is this, "he said." Probably this psychopath must have a history of violence against other women"He wrote.

Kyra sympathizes with Elaina's 17-year-old son, Rayron, who plays the same sport as his father, Ryan Gracie.

In his Instagram account, Rayron, Jiu-Jitsu's brown belt and winner of several tournaments in this discipline, is limited to sending a message of affection to Elaine Caparroz: "I love you".