Brazilian Woman Arrested For Attempting To Secure Loan Using Deceased Uncle’s Identity

• Brazilian woman arrested for attempting to secure a loan using her deceased uncle’s identity
• Erika de Souza Vieira Nunes captured on video at a Rio de Janeiro bank with her uncle’s corpse
• Disturbing footage shows Erika trying to make her dead uncle sign paperwork and conversing with him

EKO HOT BLOG reports that a Brazilian woman, Erika de Souza Vieira Nunes, landed in police custody after she pushed her uncle’s lifeless body into her local bank in Rio de Janeiro, attempting to secure a $3,400 loan under his name.

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However, video footage captured the unsettling scene as Nunes, visibly seen with the corpse, tried to force her deceased uncle to sign paperwork with his limp hand, engaging in a one-sided conversation, and attempting to steady his head as it repeatedly tilted back.

 Brazilian woman arrested for attempting to secure a loan using her deceased uncle’s identity

Consequently, recognizing the bizarre situation, bank staff promptly alerted the authorities, leading to Nunes’ arrest.

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Subsequently, investigations by the authorities confirmed the victim’s identity as Paulo Roberto Braga, who had already been deceased for several hours before being wheeled into the bank on Tuesday, April 16th.

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