38-year-old woman who pretended to be 12 and deceived her family faces a hearing this Wednesday; remember the case

Video shows how a 37-year-old woman pretended to be 12 and acted like a child Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira, the 38-year-old woman who pretended to be 12 and deceived a family for another year, will be heard at the hearing and trial of her case, this Wednesday (19). She is accused of embezzlement and false identity. The woman, who turned 38 on June 10, was arrested in Joinville, in the North of Santa Catarina, after deceiving a family and living as a kind of adopted daughter for more than a year (remember the case below). ?Click and follow the g1 SC channel on WhatsApp Woman who pretended to be 12 years old undergoes mental health exam How internet search led 'aunt' to unmask woman Woman 'emotionally kidnapped the family', says police Lawyer Lúcio Sousa, who defends Amanda, stated that she will be interviewed remotely this Wednesday, straight from the prison. The hearing is scheduled for 6pm at the Joinville forum. She was arrested on June 2. Her defense informed that she will speak out after the hearing. At the hearing, the parties to the process will be heard (understand below). Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira in an image provided by social worker Delma Soares, posing as a 12-year-old teenager. Personal Archive Amanda lived for 14 months with a family that welcomed her in Joinville. Amanda's approach, who introduced herself to the family under the false name of Gabriele, began subtly through the intermediation of a pastor from a local church. She initially said that she was 18 years old, had experience in baking and was looking for a job opportunity. As time went by, she began to report serious health problems and financial difficulties, which raised awareness among her family, who even provided her with Mounjaro, a medication used for weight loss. After she managed to gain the complete trust of the residents, the woman drastically changed her narrative. She stated that she was actually only 11 years old, claiming that she was also a victim of abuse. Thus, she was invited by the couple to live in the house and received a birthday party for her "supposed" 12th birthday, as well as a room with decorations and children's toys. The couple only contacted the police at the end of May, after a complaint from an aunt led to the discovery of the crime. The woman reported the suspicions to her adoptive father. The family welcomed her into their home for 14 months, believing that she had fled Pará due to mistreatment, and ended up becoming emotionally involved with the "girl". "She managed to emotionally kidnap the family. It was a family with a good financial situation, so she led a very good teenage life. During the period in which she was with the family, she did not receive money directly, but everything that was good and the best she received", said delegate Rodrigo Bueno Gusso. What were the steps leading up to the hearing? Until the scheduling of this hearing and trial, the following steps took place, according to information from the accused's defense: Amanda was arrested in the act on June 2nd the Civil Police presented an investigation to the Public Ministry of Santa Catarina (MPSC) the MPSC denounced Amanda for embezzlement and false identity the Judiciary accepted the MP's complaint in this way, the case became a criminal case Amanda's lawyers made her defense in writing to the Judiciary the MP had space to contest this defense, the defense also wrote in writing de Amanda had space for the reply, the hearing was scheduled for 6pm on Wednesday in Joinville What will happen at Wednesday's hearing? At the hearing, the parties to the case will be heard: the accusation, made by the MPSC, will be heard Amanda's defense will be heard Amanda will be heard After the hearing, the final arguments take place, when the prosecution and defense make a final statement about the evidence produced and present the requests to the judge. After this part, the case is ready for sentencing, which should not occur on the same day. What about the mental health exam? Amanda took a mental health exam with the Scientific Police on June 26th. According to her lawyer, she also did another one, with experts chosen by the defense. Sousa informed that there was a discrepancy between the two reports, which had different diagnoses. The state-owned company indicated one illness and the defense team indicated three. The results, however, were not released because the process is confidential. According to the lawyer, the judge received both reports, which are considered evidence in the process and will help the magistrate in making the final decision on the sentence. Fake Teen Breeding