Video shows attack by man who stabbed his ex-partner to death on the coast of SP Severino Alves Pereira, the 56-year-old bricklayer who stabbed Paula Santos da Silva, 37, to death in São Vicente, on the coast of São Paulo, told the police that he had dreamed of marrying the victim, but had recently been blocked from the woman's cell phone, who no longer spoke to him. In a statement to the Civil Police after being recognized as the perpetrator of the crime, the bricklayer said that he had discovered a conversation between the woman and her ex-boyfriend. He added that he went to her work to talk but "lost his temper" and stabbed her "out of rage". ? Click here to follow the new g1 Santos channel on WhatsApp. After the attack against Paula, Severino returned to the condominium to see the victim's 9-year-old daughter, and even accompanied the child to the police station. At the time, he had not yet been recognized as the perpetrator of the crime and identified himself to the police and witnesses as the woman's companion. The victim's sister, Beatriz Santos Freitas, 29, told g1 that she met the man at the police station, when he called her to talk. "He said that he was her fiancé, that the wedding was already scheduled, that he bought her an apartment. We didn't understand anything because we had never seen him, we didn't know him, she had never talked about him to us", he recalled. Severino Alves Pereira did not accept the end of his relationship with Paula Santos da Silva. Social networks Beatriz highlighted that she was only aware that Severino provided maintenance services for Paula. She highlighted that her sister never mentioned having had any type of relationship with the bricklayer, but rather that she was in love with a police officer she met in the capital of São Paulo. "This police officer was the one she really loved, I'm sure of that. This guy who came out of nowhere, I don't know. I don't know if he lied, I don't know if he thought he had something with her and she gave him hope", said Paula's sister. Find out who Paula was, the woman who asked for help after being stabbed by her ex. Remember the case Severino Alves Pereira stabbed Paula Santos da Silva to death in São Vicente Reproduction and Social Networks Paula and Severino had a brief relationship. Without accepting the end, the man waited for the woman to leave work on Monday (13) and attacked her with stabs in the stomach and neck, on Rua Tibiriçá, in the city center. The victim managed to travel a few meters before falling in front of the building where he lived, on Rua Frei Gaspar, still in the city center. Surveillance images recorded the woman walking with difficulty and asking for help. Severino was recognized by the monitoring cameras and, when questioned by the police, he confessed and detailed the dynamics of the crime. According to the testimony, he attacked Paula and then went to the Suspension Bridge to discard the knife. Afterwards, he went to Praça da Biquinha, where he washed his hands. Video shows woman asking for help after being stabbed by her ex on the coast of SP. According to the report, he started receiving calls from employees at the building. The suspect said he returned to the condominium to check on Paula's daughter and found the police there. Accompanied by an agent, he went to the apartment, where the child was removed and taken to the police station. The girl's father was called and was responsible for her. The man was arrested in the act after confessing to the murder. He must answer for qualified feminicide, with the aggravating factors of appeal that made it difficult to defend the victim and ambush. VIDEOS: g1 in 1 minute Santos
Bricklayer who stabbed his ex to death tells police he dreamed of marrying the victim
Video shows attack by man who stabbed his ex-partner to death on the coast of SP Severino Alves Pereira, the 56-year-old bricklayer who stabbed Paula Santos da Silva, 37, to death in São Vicente, on the coast of São...
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