The appraisal reveals that the woman was killed by asphyxiation after the Christmas party and that her boyfriend was arrested at PB | Paraíba

According to delegate Diego Garcia, who was in charge of the case, Lucas Pereira Cavalcanti reportedly went to his home in the Cruz das Armas district and was called to testify about the crime. He was caught committing theft while leaving Gizely's home with a helmet and another person's handbag. After the result of the sentence, Lucas was also charged with femicide.

Gi Zely was found unconscious in his own bed in a room at the back of his parents' house This morning the victim had been badaulted and his parents had always tried to help him by taxi, but the mobile emergency service (Samu) had gone on the scene and had discovered that he was not safe. she was already dead.

The body of Gizely Medeiros was transported to the Police Institute (IPC), where an investigation was initiated to identify the cause of death as suffocation. In the afternoon, his boyfriend provided clarifications and denied death and aggression. He claimed that the high drink, energy and cocaine consumption of the previous night could have caused death.

After the sentence, he changed his version and, according to the delegate, confessed to the crime but said that he did not know that the girl had died. The couple finished a month of attendance Monday (24).

According to a new testimony, Lucas would have informed delegate Diego Garcia that he was going to bed around 11 pm (local time) as the couple had already discussed a call on his cell phone. According to the suspect, Gizely returned to the party and woke him up at dawn to allow him to argue. The young man confessed that he was gone and when the young woman lay on the bed, he kept his head against the mattress for several minutes. Also according to the delegate, the young man said that he did not know that she had died and went back to sleep.

Lucas Pereira Cavalcante is currently placed in custody at the João Pessoa Civil Police Center and is scheduled to be heard Wednesday (26). He is already responding freely to the crime of robbery.