What the law says in the case of a man who killed his wife, ran away with his son and lost custody Since he killed his wife, manicurist Regiane Carneiro de Moura Silva, salesman Ivan Nogueira has been on the run and took his son with him, now 7 years old. The crime took place in May 2022, in Ribeirão Preto (SP), and Ivan was even sentenced to 36 years in a closed regime for feminicide, but never showed up to serve his sentence. According to criminal lawyer Daniel Pacheco, professor at the University of São Paulo (USP), a person on the run always ends up committing other crimes. In Ivan's case, there is a police investigation opened at the Civil Police for the abduction of an incapacitated person. "The whole law is made in such a way that it is not worth the person being on the run. In principle, being on the run is not a crime, he will not commit the crime simply because he is on the run. But it will bring a series of inconveniences. It is very difficult to stay on the run." ?Click here to follow the g1 Ribeirão e Franca channel on WhatsApp Both Ivan's family and the lawyer who represented him during the process that convicted him of Regiane's death claim to have no news of the whereabouts of the seller and the child. "The decision to remain at large is Ivan's. In relation to the child, he also only has to comply with what was determined by the Court, under penalty of incurring new crimes. The technical defense, with the closure of the case, does not know his whereabouts and no longer maintains contact with him", lawyer Cassiano Figueiredo told g1. MORE ?According to article 249 of the Penal Code, abduction of an incapacitated person is when someone removes a person under 18 years of age or a banned person from the power of those who legally have custody. The penalty varies from two months to two years in prison, if there was no other crime. The fact that the agent is a parent or guardian does not exempt him from the penalty. This week, the Civil Police released an image of what Miguel's current appearance might look like, currently 7 years old, in yet another attempt to expand the possibilities of reaching the child. Any information can be passed on, confidentially, via WhatsApp (16) 99394-6471, or via Hotline, on number 181. Ivan Nogueira and the image of what his son, Miguel Nogueira da Silva, aged 7, might look like today. Ribeirão Preto, SP Reproduction/g1 Ideological falsehood To remain at large, the person ends up committing other crimes, mainly through the use of false documents. Furthermore, with an arrest warrant issued by the Court, full name, personal data and photo are usually included in the National Bank of Penal Measures and Prisons. "She can use a false document, someone else's name, to get a job, to get on with her life, then she has already committed the crime of ideological falsehood. The person becomes a fugitive and gets more and more involved", explains lawyer Daniel Pacheco. As fugitive data is cross-referenced, the chance of the person being caught increases over the years. In Ivan's case, it has been four years without any clues. He was never arrested even during the investigation phase, because he disappeared. "If he ends up in a police checkpoint, he will be arrested. If he gets a job, he'll be arrested. So, it is very difficult and, for this reason, it is very common for the person who is on the run to commit other crimes in order to stay on the run", says Pacheco. For four years, Regiane's family has been searching for information that could lead to the boy, but to no avail. new statement in an attempt to identify the child's whereabouts. "I have no news on either the son or the grandson. The day this happened, for me, it ended. I miss you, I also want to know about my son and I want to know about my grandson too." Ivan Nogueira is suspected of killing his wife, Regiane Carneiro de Moura Silva, in Ribeirão Preto, in the interior of São Paulo Montage/g1 The crime Regiane was 26 years old when she was killed by Ivan inside the house where the two lived with their son, in Jardim Jóquei Clube, North Zone of Ribeirão Preto. The crime took place on May 15, 2022. The manicurist was found by her father-in-law, on the living room floor and with bruises on her neck, caused by a chokehold. In her left hand, Regiane was holding a kitchen knife, which was seized. Ivan's father was a neighbor of the couple. He told the police that he went to the house because he heard noises in the property. Ivan and his son were found missing. They were never seen again. In March 2024, the jury judged and convicted Ivan of Regiane's death even though he did not attend the trial. ?For the Superior Court of Justice (STJ), the failure of an accused to appear at trial is an extension of the right to silence and, for this reason, the session can take place regardless of the presence of the defendant. 'repentant about the crime'. "We started fighting with each other and I attacked her. I think I was blinded by so much hate that I didn't realize what I was doing. I never wanted to kill my son's mother. Wow, dad, I have such great regret, because my intention was not to kill her at all", he said in part. In a letter, Ivan Nogueira tells his parents that he killed Regiane Carneiro de Moura Silva in Ribeirão Preto (SP) says he 'didn't want to run away' Reproduction/Personal archive 'I don't want to live on the run' In another part of the letter, Ivan tells his parents that he 'doesn't want to live on the run' and would wait for the courts to decide his future. live on the run. This is not life for us, I have my things, I didn't want to live like this. I'm waiting to see what the courts will say, but I'm very afraid of her people [family]." One day before Ivan's trial, in March 2024, his defense told g1 that, if convicted, he would present himself to serve his sentence. In a letter, Ivan Nogueira tells his parents that he killed Regiane Carneiro de Moura Silva in Ribeirão Preto (SP) says he 'didn't want to run away' Reproduction/Personal archive See more news from the region on g1 Ribeirão Preto and Franca VIDEOS: Everything about Ribeirão Preto, Franca and the region