Man convicted of murdering and raping 14-year-old teenager is killed after leaving prison in AC

Armed group invades house and kills man recently released from prison in the interior of Acre José Martandes da Silva Marinho, 31 years old, was shot and stabbed to death when his house was invaded by a group of six people this Friday (14), in Tarauacá, in the interior of Acre. José was sentenced to more than 24 years for murdering and raping teenager Tainá de Oliveira Silva, in September 2018, in the same city. The two were in a relationship at the time. She was lured by her boyfriend to a house and killed. Willas França Farrapo was also tried for the crime at the time, but was eventually acquitted of the charges. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp A video recorded by residents shows movement on the street where José was living. The Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu) was called, but the man was already dead. (See video above). Witnesses reported to the Military Police (PM-AC) that José left prison less than 15 days ago after serving approximately eight years of his sentence. At the time of the crime, he was alone in the house, while his mother and stepfather had gone to work. Armed group invades house and kills man recently released from prison in the interior of Acre Reproduction According to information provided by PM-AC, the front door of the house was broken into by criminals. José's stepfather found him lying next to the bed with several injuries when he returned from work. According to delegate José Ronério, the Civil Police have already started investigations, teams were on site to gather information and gather elements that could help identify those involved in the crime. READ ALSO: Bricklayer is found stabbed to death inside his house in the interior of Acre Man has his house broken into and is shot dead in the interior of Acre Man is shot dead after his house was invaded in the Second District of Rio Branco According to him, the possible relationship between the execution and the crime for which José had been convicted is one of the lines considered by the investigation, but he highlighted that it is still too early to pinpoint a motivation. "It's premature to say, but it's a line of investigation. There's no way not to take this into consideration. It's the main point," said the delegate. The police are still trying to clarify who participated in the execution, how the group arrived at the residence and what the motivation for the crime was. The case remains under investigation. Crime Tainá de Oliveira's body was found abandoned in a bush on September 3, 2018. At the time, the Civil Police reported that the minor was strangled to death and raped by José Martantes and an accomplice. The pair were arrested and confessed that they were with the teenager on the day she disappeared, however, they denied the abuse. According to investigations, Tainá was in a relationship with José. On the day of the crime, she received a call from her boyfriend, borrowed a neighbor's bicycle and went out to meet him. The accused allegedly took her to his accomplice's house and the two killed her. The court also stated that the report of one of the witnesses confirmed that the two suspects argued in prison about the crime. One of the men accused the other of having killed the minor. In March 2023, only José Martandes was sentenced to 24 years of closed prison in a sentence handed down by the popular jury. The jury, led by judge Guilherme Fraga, lasted three days and, according to the Acre Court of Justice (TJ-AC), 16 people, including witnesses for the defense and prosecution, were heard at the Criminal Court of the District of Tarauacá. What is femicide? The Acre PM provides the following numbers to report cases of violence against women: (68) 99609-3901 (68) 99611-3224 (68) 99610-4372 (68) 99614-2935 See other ways to report: Military Police - 190: when the woman is at immediate risk; Samu - 192: for urgent requests for help; Police stations specializing in the care of children or women; Any police station; State Secretariat for Women (Semulher): receives reports of violations of women's rights in Acre. Telephone: (68) 99930-0420. Address: Travessa João XXIII, 1137, Village Wilde Maciel. Dial 100: receive reports of human rights violations. The report is anonymous and can be made by anyone; Health professionals: doctors, nurses, psychologists, among others, need to make compulsory notification in cases of suspected violence. This notification is forwarded to the guardianship councils and police; WhatsApp from the Ministry of Women, Family and Human Rights: (61) 99656- 5008; Public Ministry; Video call in Brazilian Sign Language (Libras). Review Acre’s news programs