Bruna Oliveira da Silva disappeared on Sunday night after leaving her boyfriend’s residence in Butantã, and got down at Itaquera do Metrô station and would charge the phone in a bank to order car by app
The Body of the Tourism Student at Bruna Oliveira da Silva, found dead in a parking lot in Itaquera, in the east of São Paulo, was buried on Saturday morning (19) at Vila Carmosina Cemetery. She leaves a seven -year -old son. Yesterday, Bruna’s mother stated that her daughter was her inspiration and fought for feminism and against. The 28 -year -old was missing since Sunday (13). “He died exactly as she feared the most and how I feared the most. And then I ask, ‘Why wasn’t it me?’ The pain would be much smaller,” Simone da Silva told TV Globo.
According to the Secretariat of Public Security (SSP), the episode was recorded as suspicious death in the 24th DP (Ponte Rasa), which “performs steps in support of DHPP (Department of Homicides and Protection of Persons) to clarify the facts and identify the authorship”. Authorities did not say if there are suspects or hypotheses for a possible crime.
Understand the case
Bruna disappeared around 10 pm on Sunday after leaving her boyfriend’s residence in Butantã, West Zone. According to friends, she descended at Itaquera do Metro station. He would have sent himself to a newspaper board to charge his cell phone battery and order a car by app to return home nearby. There is still no information on whether she even got into a vehicle, if she left on foot or public transport.
According to the police report, Bruna’s body was found only with intimate costumes, which may suggest the occurrence of rape. The police requested the conduct of on -site expertise and sexological examination at the victim. The young woman’s mother also said that she was her best friend and the person she could count on. “She said to me: ‘Mother, studies, and doesn’t depend on anyone. Studies and works.’ All I got in my life was she pushing me. And now? Who’s going to do that?” He told TV Globo.
Learn more about the student
Bruna had a seven -year -old son and was a tourist formed in 2018 from the School of Arts, Sciences and Humanities at the University of São Paulo – Each, USP Leste. The young woman had entered a few months ago in the master’s degree in social change and political participation in the educational institution.
The goal was to continue with the research conducted in his course completion work (TCC), about a floodplain team based under the Alcântara Machado viaduct and formed by homeless people.
A friend recalled from Bruna recalled her concern for people around, with social causes, and dedication to her son. “She revolted a lot, if she was sensitized with cases of violence against women. It’s sad to have become one more victim. It is up to us to continue her legacy, leaving no cases as unpunished,” Karina Ribeiro Amorim told Estadão.
*With information from Estadão Content
Posted by Carol Santos
