Military police officer is indicted for manslaughter of student in Palmas Nutrition student, Jhenyfer Camilly Alves dos Santos, aged 22, died after a serious traffic accident on BR-010, in Palmas. She had her foot amputated after being hit by a car. The family has been waiting for two months for the results of the exam that should confirm whether a human foot found days later belongs to them. The accident occurred on the morning of May 17, while Jhenyfer and her husband, Sergiomar de Freitas Lima, were traveling on a motorcycle to visit relatives in Aparecida do Rio Negro, in the central region of the state. She was rescued, but died after being admitted to the hospital. The husband suffered serious fractures, was hospitalized and discharged. The human foot was found days later, about 5 kilometers from the accident site. The Public Security Secretariat (SSP) reported, in June, that the foot belonged to the young woman, but in July, it reversed itself and reported that the member's identification still depended on the conclusion of technical analyzes by the Scientific Police. Jhenyfer's mother, Maria Aparecida dos Santos, reports days of anguish as she awaits the results of the report that should indicate whether the limb belongs to the student. "We haven't received the test results yet. This is very bad, because we want to bury our daughter's foot. We are waiting," he says. g1 questioned the wait and requested updates on the analyzes from the Tocantins Public Security Secretariat (SSPTO), this Tuesday (4), but did not receive a response until the last update of this report. MORE where the student was, was identified as Nerivaldo Mendes, a 39-year-old military police officer. He was indicted for Jhenyfer's death for the crimes of manslaughter while driving a motor vehicle and culpable bodily harm while driving a motor vehicle. According to the Civil Police, he remained at the scene after the accident, provided aid to the victims and performed a breathalyzer test, which resulted negative for alcohol consumption. The military's defense informed that it will only speak out in the case files. In June, the Tocantins Military Police reported that the soldier was off duty and was driving a private vehicle. According to the corporation, he remained at the scene, provided assistance and took a blood alcohol test, with a negative result. Who was Jhenifer Jhenyfer Camilly Alves dos Santos was a nutrition student about to earn her diploma. She worked as a saleswoman in a department store and was described as a young woman “full of life” who dreamed of graduating to help her parents. The victim's brother-in-law, Sandro Lima, states that the young woman left memories marked by charisma and friendliness. "She was a happy girl. She was always smiling." The mother says that her daughter used to make video calls to talk to her brothers. Jhenyfer studied in Palmas and the family lives in Aparecida do Rio Negro. "Everyday life has been very sad, not only for me, but also for her little brothers. Every day she made video calls and they miss it", she reports. Jhenyfer Camilly Alves dos Santos, 22 years old, alongside her mother Disclosure/Maria Aparecida dos Santos See more news from the region on g1 Tocantins.