Man is sentenced to more than 50 years in prison for femicide in RO Reproduction/Court of Justice of Rondônia (TJ-RO) The Rondônia Court sentenced Gil Santos Filho to 52 years and six months in prison for the femicide of his wife, Kedinna Ohara da Silveira, in Cujubim (RO). The crime took place in April 2025. The victim was found dead with holes in the abdomen and other parts of the body. According to the complaint presented to the Court, the victim decided to end the relationship and the defendant did not accept it. The couple had a history of domestic violence and a protective order had already been granted in favor of Kedinna. The trial took place this Wednesday (12), in Ariquemes (RO). According to the Rondônia Court of Justice (TJ-RO), the man was convicted of femicide committed in the context of domestic violence, using cruel means and resources that made it difficult for the victim to defend himself. Remember the case Suspect of killing Kedinna Ohara surrenders to the police in Cujubim The sentence was set at 52 years and six months in prison, initially in a closed regime. The decision also established a minimum compensation of R$300,000 for the damage caused, an amount that must be allocated to the victim's family. The convicted person must also pay court costs. g1 tries to locate the convict’s defense. Kedinna Ohara Social Media/Reproduction
Man is sentenced to more than 50 years in prison for femicide of his wife in Cujubim, RO
Man is sentenced to more than 50 years in prison for femicide in RO Reproduction/Court of Justice of Rondônia (TJ-RO) The Rondônia Court sentenced Gil Santos Filho to 52 years and six months in prison for the femicide of his wife, Kedinna...
According to the complaint presented to the Court, the victim decided to end the relationship and the defendant did not accept it. The couple had a history of domestic violence and a protective order had already been granted in favor of Kedinna.
- The trial took place this Wednesday (12), in Ariquemes (RO).
- According to the Rondônia Court of Justice (TJ-RO), the man was convicted of femicide committed in the context of domestic violence, using cruel means and resources that made it difficult...
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