Files found by Jair Bolsonaro’s (PL) mobile phone indicates, according to the investigations, that the former president had prior access to the defense content of another investigated in the coup plot, the. The military man is the author of the document describing a plan to assassinate authorities.
The Federal Police on suspicion of obstruction of the trial of the coup plot, underway in the (Federal Supreme Court). The final report of the investigation was delivered to court on Friday (15).
In the document, the PF states that the former president had access to content related to the defense of the general on December 30, 2024, a day before the lawyers of Mario Fernandes filed in the Supreme Court.
“The document was saved on the former president’s cell phone on 12/30/2024,” says the report. “It has 16 pages and content similar to an interlocutory appeal filed in the file of PET 13.236/DF on 12/31/2024 at 10:10 am”.
The PF continues: “In addition to the similarity in the content, the number of pages of that piece is identical to that of the file.DOCX Found on Jair Messias Bolsonaro’s mobile device.”
Mário Fernandes was an advisor at the Bolsonaro Planalto Palace and was arrested for being the author of the so-called Green and Yellow Dagger Plan, which, according to the PF, provided for the murder of authorities such as President Lula (PT), the deputy Geraldo Alckmin, and STF ministers Alexandre de Moraes.
“The prior submission of documents containing defense defense theses Mario Fernandes to the former President of the Republic Jair Bolsonaro reveals continuity, even after the precautionary measures determined by the court, the hierarchical structure and the subjective bond among the investigated,” says the PF final report on suspicion of obstruction in the investigation of the coup plot.
By the document’s metadata, the PF claims it is likely that he has gone from one of the general’s lawyers.
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