Police indict six women for kidnapping the family of a caretaker killed in Franca, SP The six women indicted for criminal association, robbery, kidnapping and false imprisonment in Franca (SP) acted in a coordinated manner, with a clear division of tasks to threaten the family of caretaker Milton de Sousa Prado, aged 44, who died in June this year. His daughter, Maria Isabel Prado, 21, identified by the Civil Police as the person who ordered the murder, confessed that she asked her ex-brother-in-law, Rafael Vitor Silva de Sousa Rosa, 18, and Guilherme Henrique Melo da Cruz, 22, to give her father a "correction". She has been missing since July 5th, when she was taken to a property in Jardim Aeroporto III with her mother, her 15-year-old sister, and her newborn niece. The three were released two days later, but there is no information about Maria Isabel's whereabouts. ?Click here to follow the g1 Ribeirão e Franca channel on WhatsApp According to police investigations, the family was held captive after the disappearance of Rafael and Guilherme. The women, who were related to the two, acted out of revenge and retaliation, as they had not heard from them since Milton's death. Rafael and Guilherme were found dead in the rural area of ??Sacramento (MG) a week after the kidnapping. Head of the group, Noemi Vitória de Sousa Rosa, is Rafael's aunt and mentor of the action, according to the police. Marcela Eduarda Melo de Paula is Guilherme's mother and actively participated in the family's kidnapping, including lending one of the properties that served as temporary captivity. Noemi Vitória de Sousa Rosa, Rafael's aunt, and Marcela Eduarda Melo de Paula, Guilherme's mother Disclosure Also involved in the case are Kauany Eduarda Melo Cruz (Guilherme's sister), Larissa Jhenifer Melo de Paula (Guilherme's aunt), Ana Laura de Sousa Rosa Alves (Noemi's sister and Rafael's aunt) and Kelly Cristina Queiroz Cardoso, owner of the property where Maria Isabel, her mother, her sister and newborn niece were kept. Noemi was placed under preventive detention by the courts and is considered a fugitive. g1 tries to locate the defenses of everyone involved. READ ALSO Police indict six women for kidnapping the family of a dead caretaker; daughter is missing Daughter is investigated for the death of her father, of men linked to the crime and for kidnapping of relatives How the death of a caretaker became a complex investigation Civil Police release woman, daughter and newborn granddaughter from captivity in Franca In addition to the six women, Wellington Amorim da Silva, arrested on July 7, was also indicted by the Civil Police. He is appointed as the person responsible for monitoring the captivity where Maria Isabel was kept with her family. She was removed from the scene before police arrived and has been missing since. Investigations indicate that the deaths of Milton, Rafael and Guilherme and the kidnapping of the caretaker's family are directly linked and the police do not rule out that Maria Isabel was murdered. Women had clear roles within the gang The Franca Civil Police investigation shows that the six women had clear roles within the group that organized and carried out the family's kidnapping. Noemi started threatening Maria Isabel, her mother and sister after her nephew, Rafael, disappeared. She coordinated the kidnapping and even coerced the victims, who were forced to hand over cell phones and passwords. Kelly is named as the owner of the property where the family was kept until they were rescued by the police. Ana Laura, Marcela, Larissa and Kaunay participated directly in the kidnapping, removing the victims from the house and taking them to at least three addresses until they were placed in Kelly's house. They were also aggressive when demanding information about the whereabouts of Rafael and Guilherme, according to the police. Noemi Vitória de Sousa Rosa, Larissa Jhenifer Melo, Marcela Eduarda Melo de Paula, Ana Laura de Sousa Rosa Alves, Kauany Eduarda Melo Cruz and Kelly Cristina Queiroz Cardoso were indicted in Franca, SP Disclosure Timeline of the case June 16: caretaker Milton de Sousa Prado is killed on a farm where he worked in Franca June 25: according to the police investigation, Maria Isabel confesses to police who asked Rafael and Guilherme to give their father a 'correction', which resulted in the murder End of June: Rafael and Guilherme disappear July 5th and 6th: Maria Isabel, her mother, her teenage sister and her newborn niece are kidnapped by the aunt of one of the missing young people. They were taken to different addresses in Franca and pressured to say where the two young people were, according to the investigation July 7: the Civil Police rescue Maria Isabel's mother, sister and niece from captivity in Jardim Aeroporto III. Maria Isabel is not located. Wellington Silva is arrested on suspicion of watching the place July 9: the bodies of Rafael and Guilherme are found in Sacramento. After finding the bodies, an uncle of Maria Isabel, Milton's brother, is arrested in Minas Gerais for concealing a corpse July 10: Maria Isabel's car is found burned near Ibiraci (MG) July 16: the Civil Police formalize indictments in the investigation that investigates the kidnapping of the family Maria Isabel Prado is investigated for the death of her own father and those involved in the crime Reproduction/EPTV How did Milton die? Milton de Sousa Prado was found dead in June on a farm where he worked as a caretaker, in Franca. According to the Civil Police, he was beaten with sticks. The death began to be investigated by the General Investigations Department (DIG). At the beginning of the investigation, Maria Isabel was treated as a witness. Afterwards, according to the police, she gave a statement and confessed that she had asked Rafael and Guilherme to give her father a 'correction'. According to the investigation, the young woman alleged that she and her teenage sister were attacked by their father. Still according to the statement, Maria Isabel only learned about her father's death later, when she questioned one of the young people about what had happened and heard that he had 'done it'.