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3 French NGO Workers Knifed to Death in Brazil with Refinements of Cruelty PDF Print E-mail
Written by Elma Lia Nascimento   
Tuesday, 27 February 2007

Police car from Rio, Brazil The Brazilian policemen who first arrived to the crime scene were shocked at all the blood and terror images they found in the Copacabana (Rio) apartment in which three French were murdered this morning.

According to them, the floor, furniture and objects were smeared with blood and the victims' bodies presented deep cuts and signs of being subjected to extreme cruelty.

Three French nationals - two men and a woman - were found dead after a neighbor heard screams and called the police. The military police who answered the call discovered the bodies mutilated and tied to chairs. It's believed that the victims reacted since the place had clothes and drawers spread all over.

According to authorities, two of those slaughtered were a couple with a two-year-old son who lived in the ninth floor of the building.

The victims were Delphine Douyère and Christian Doupes, the directors of the NGO Terr'Ativa (Active Earth) and Jerome Faure, an employee at the organization. Apparently the couple's little boy, Max, had been taken by two friends of the family before the tragedy.

They lived for 12 years in Brazil and worked on the third floor of the same building for Terr'Ativa, a Non Governmental Organization dedicated to improve education of children of poor communities.

Witnesses say they saw three men entering the building around 8 and going to the ONG's office in the third floor. Police were able to arrest Tárcio Wilson Ramirez, 25, when he tried to leave the building carrying a safe. Ramires was helped by Terr'Ativa and worked for the organization for 10 years.

He told authorities that he worked for Terr'Ativa and was diverting money from NGO with the complicity of Delphine Douyère, the executive secretary of the organization. Gonzaga said that the embezzlement had been discovered and that Douyère was denying that she had anything to do with it.

That's when he decided to hire some people "to give the French guys a scare." Yesterday, they bought masks, surgical gloves and knifes in downtown Rio. Today the scare turned into a bloody, cruel massacre.

Another suspect arrested by the police, Luís Gonzaga, confessed the crime to the policemen of the 12th Police District in Copacabana.

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The Embezzlement
written by aesaac, February 27, 2007
Great movie
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written by bienchido, February 27, 2007
Sickening.
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Again and again - why are we almost no longer surprised of hearing these insane crimes from brazil...
written by brianhansen, February 27, 2007
This whole country is just in serious shit....
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3 caught by police
written by oldlucas, February 27, 2007
Right now on TV: Police has arrested 3 suspects. One worked for the NGO. The reason for the crime was $$$$.
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I just got a job offer in Rio
written by cobra, February 28, 2007
I am so delighted I just got a job offer in Rio de Janeiro I will be the tailgunner on a bread truck
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written by bo, February 28, 2007
Again and again - why are we almost no longer surprised of hearing these insane crimes from brazil...
written by brianhansen, 2007-02-27 21:09:32

This whole country is just in serious s**t....



As much as I hate to say it, because believe me, it pains me to think of my daughter growing up here, but "chickens do come home to roost". Rio de Janeiro is a microcosm of what brazil will be like in every nook and cranny in another 100 years if they don't do something about educating the masses and distributing the wealth more appropriately.
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A pitbull is a pitbull is a pitbull, don´t try and train it to be poodle.
written by TB, February 28, 2007
Sadly, you can take the animal from the wild but not the wild from the animal. Even after 10 years of steady employment, housing, food, education, and a new lease on life, this beast from the hills still decided to turn on those that cared for him - so let´s talk MORE about social initiatives to curb violence?
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written by Andy Murphy, February 28, 2007
To TB (and BO)

TB: Your comments make lot of sense,if one thinks seriously.The guy in question had worked for the Active Earth for 10 years and I am sure he was not paid just the minimum wage.Now his employers got a pay back for creating job opportunities for him, a nasty one though.

Bo,my friend: You do talk a lot of sense too. But how do you expect the country to be better when? a) The education is the 7th in the list of priorities for the Brazilians b) The distribution of wealth means the government giving a hand out of 50 reais per month as "Bolsa Familiar"

To sum it up,in Brazil, you are rewarded for being a "Pobre Coitadinho".
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Who is surprised ??????
written by CH.C., February 28, 2007
In Brazil massacres happen weekly, and shortly.....daily !

And who had a doubt that brazilians are Masters.....in cruelty ?
Just remember what happened to the you to the kid, 2 weeks ago !

Brazil doesnt slip in to anarchy, it is already in anarchy and in a state of war....against itself !
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Ooops!
written by CH.C., February 28, 2007
Typing mistake, should read :
Just remember what happened to the young kid, 2 weeks ago !
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written by bo, February 28, 2007
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written by Andy Murphy, 2007-02-28 16:55:03

To TB (and BO)

Bo,my friend: You do talk a lot of sense too. But how do you expect the country to be better when? a) The education is the 7th in the list of priorities for the Brazilians b) The distribution of wealth means the government giving a hand out of 50 reais per month as "Bolsa Familiar"


Andy, don't take this the wrong way, but wtf do you think I said? You only restated exactly what I stated.


Andy Murphy, are you in brazil, or in Cork?
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who wrote 50.- Reais per month as Bolsa Familia ??????
written by ch.c., February 28, 2007
Here is simple maths :
Annual Bolsa Familia budget : 8 billion Reais (not US$)
45 million people benefitting.

Thus 8 billion reais divided by 45 millions divided by 12 months equals..... Reais 14,81
MONTHLY AND NOT REAIS 50.- as suggested !!!!

Or 0,50 reais per day !!!!!!

And as I wrote many times, Lula the maths expert or the expert crook , loudly and with pride repeated many times : millions and millions of citizens can finally have 3 decent meals....PER DAY..... DUE TO HIS GENEROSITY !!!!!!

Yesssss...who can have 3 decent meals per day in Brazil...costing 0,50 reais for the 3 meals ???????

Is Lula a honest and sincere man or are brazilians so idiots that they trust whatever he says ??????????
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written by jab, February 28, 2007
It makes you really wonder about human nature. I have also attempted to help people who were not in the same position as I was. I think they resented that I was in a better position and attempted to screw me over. I am not a big advocate of direct involvement with helping the downtrodden. It is the job of the government. I will help people but I don't need my name attached to a cause or do any missionary work or anything.. My roots are in a very poor country already. It is another awful story from Brazil. I
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written by Andy Murphy, February 28, 2007
To Bo

Andy, don't take this the wrong way, but wtf do you think I said? You only restated exactly what I stated.


No,Bo I am not offended.As a matter of fact, the comment was meant for people who close their eyes and pretend that the problems do not exist.I think it was you who said a few weeks ago that unless one recognizes that there is a problem, he cannot come out with the right solution.The Brazilian media normally down play the problems and there are so many Brazilians who are craving for an alternative media. I do not know if you are aware that 65% of ORKUT´s participants consists of Brazilians.So my idea is to bring them to discuss the real issues in a forum like this and I think you have plenty of constructive criticisms and concrete suggestions to make.It is a pity that the participants do not appreciate!.

BTW, I got your message from another post also. You may be an American and have been here for the past 10 years. I have been in Brazil(on and off) for over 30 years. I am in a very similar situation as you are,except that I dont have Brazilian kidsmof whose future I dont have to worry about.

Re your last question: Right now I am in Brazil and not at Cork. My family is spread all over the world. I am turly an international citizen. I am planning to travel to S.Africa and India in April. Lets see what happens. In the meantime, I hope your enterprise is going well. Bo,it is not easy to be a foreigner in Brazil. I hope you are teaching good values to your daughter. Good luck and God bless you all.
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Brazil # 2 in border crossers
written by all american, February 28, 2007
brazil stop exporting criminal illegal aliens to the U.S.......
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written by jab, February 28, 2007
Are there really that many illegal criminal aliens in the u.s.???
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written by jab, February 28, 2007
http://oglobo.globo.com/rio/ma...740159.asp

If anyone wants to take a look at the killers. Not too scary. Looks can be deceiving.
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written by Jay Doz, March 01, 2007
Yeah their are a lot of illegal Brazilians in the US. Not long ago one was sentenced to life without parol for killing a taxi driver in newark after the robbery. Ssafe to say the asshole will never see Brazil again, and will die in jail.
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Amoral
written by original_lion, March 01, 2007
This case could enter into any textbook as an illustration of AMORALITY...

Let me see: three French people, who gave this fucker a helping hand, trying to give him education, support and credibility... Only to be killed in an outright brutal, barbaric and horrible manner, by this same fucker...

And I thought, after the killing of Joao Helio 2-3 weeks ago, nothing can shock me anymore...However now, I am truly speechless
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written by bo, March 02, 2007
Bo,it is not easy to be a foreigner in Brazil. I hope you are teaching good values to your daughter. Good luck and God bless you all.



Good luck to you as well andy, and as far as my daughter, it's the principle reason I'm still here. I certainly can't depend upon brazilian society to teach her to have decent morals.
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written by Andy Murphy, March 03, 2007
To Bo

Thanks mate, you are absolutely right about decent morals . I hope that your kid is bilingual and speaks English too. I am asking this,because, lots of Brazilian moms insist that the kids speak only in Portuguese,even though the dads are foreigners.

Be in touch and take care.
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