His colleague José Luís Oliveira Lima, in his defense, signaled that the owner of the deceased was heading towards a . Before being arrested, Vorcaro used his memory as a weapon.
Trying to talk to the minister, he sent a short and thick message: “I need to tell him what could happen if something happens to me.” Haddad didn’t receive it and something happened to him.
The institute of plea bargaining has a history of ups and downs. She reached her worst moment with former minister Antonio Palocci. and everything went wrong. It only served for judge Sergio Moro to give a helping hand to the then candidate Jair Bolsonaro. Palocci shot everywhere, but none of his clues — or slander — were properly investigated by the . For example: Palocci spoke of Libyan money that had been sent to the PT through an account belonging to marketer Duda Mendonça, who had been collaborating with the investigations. No one asked Mendonça if the deposit reached his account.
Back then, when Palocci announced his willingness to speak, he smelled burning and didn’t want to listen to him. Vorcaro is in a maximum security prison and you don’t need to be a judge to predict that he will receive a heavy fine (which at this point he would gladly pay) and a long-term prison sentence (which would lead him to carry out the threat made to Haddad).
Moving towards Vorcaro’s statement, it remains to be seen what he can tell and prove. The dangerous relationships that parliamentarians and magistrates have are known. Some are documented, others are not.
Speaking, Vorcaro could prove to be a valuable witness to show the mechanisms that take place in the darkness of Brasília. Even so, the large panel is already known. As always, Tinhoso lives in the details. How were lifelong friends paid? What were the requests and what were the offers?
Investigators can no longer replicate what the U.S. Attorney’s Office did to financier Ivan Boesky in 1986. They stuck a microphone in his lapel, turning him into a walking wiretap. Even so, they can turn you into a collaborator for a while, showing you the ropes. To stay in Boesky’s case, he was fined US$100 million and spent two and a half years in jail. Michael Milken, who he denounced, paid a fine of US$200 million and compensated his victims with US$400 million, was sentenced to ten years in prison, ended up serving 20 months and was later formally pardoned by President Donald Trump.
The idea of Daniel Vorcaro giving one or ten statements may not go far. If he really wants to collaborate with the Widow, he must show that he is a useful witness. Until his arrest, collaboration was just a threat. Now, he has the chance to prove that he has become a true collaborator by loosening enough threads to allow researchers to enter seas never before explored.
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