Defense of Érica Nunes, who responds to the lawsuit for taking his dead uncle to the bank and trying to withdraw money, asked for the postponement of the hearing in court claiming that she would have tried to take her life in a rest clinic
The case of Érica Nunes, accused of trying to withdraw money from the account of his deceased, Paulo Roberto Braga, continues to attract national attention. The incident occurred last year, when Érica took his uncle to a bank branch in the west of the . The situation raised suspicions between the bank’s employees, who promptly called Samu and the police, resulting in the detention of Erica. After being released, she began to respond to the process in freedom, while the case is still on trial.
Recently, the defense of Érica Nunes requested the postponement of a court hearing in Rio de Janeiro, scheduled for May 14. The request is based on a document presented to the court, which reveals that Erica may have tried suicide during its hospitalization in a rest clinic in Alto da Boa Vista, north of Rio de Janeiro. The defense argues that Érica, hospitalized between January and March 12 this year, suffers from acute crises of depression and anxiety, as well as presenting a suicidal vocation.
Given these allegations, the defense of Érica Nunes insists on the need for a judicial psychological examination to evaluate his mental and psychiatric conditions before the instructional hearing. Erica’s mental health is a crucial point that can significantly influence the progress and outcome of the case. The defense seeks to ensure that these issues are properly considered in the process, emphasizing the importance of further analysis of its psychological condition.
*With information from Rodrigo Viga
*Report produced with the aid of AI
