Body of missing man is found charred in Itaquaquecetuba The widow of Wallace Serodio Prado, found partially charred in Itaquaquecetuba on Friday (31), suspects that a bricklayer who accompanied the last work carried out by her husband may be involved in Wallace's death. According to Hellen Araújo Prado, Wallace from the capital of São Paulo, where he lived, to carry out a gate repair at a residence and, since then, he has not responded to messages or answered calls. A missing person report was registered on Thursday (30), at the Itaquaquecetuba police station. ? Click to follow the g1 Mogi das Cruzes e Suzano channel on WhatsApp After searches by friends and family, Wallace's body was found partially charred on Avenida Brasil, in Itaquaquecetuba, on Friday night (31). Hellen said she went to the property where her husband provided the service. At the scene, the owner informed that payment for the repair would be made by the bricklayer, as he had caused the damage to the gate motor. According to the widow, the bricklayer stated that Wallace carried out the work and left the property, but said he did not know where he had gone. "We started looking for Wallace because the latest cell phone signals indicated that he was in the Itaquá region," he said. Read also Body of missing man is found charred in Itaquaquecetuba Hellen also said that the family had access to security camera images which, according to her, show the construction worker riding Wallace's motorcycle. The motorcycle was found abandoned on Friday morning (31). "The bricklayer was possibly the last person who saw my husband, because he was the one who would pay for the service," she said. g1 tries to locate the bricklayer mentioned by the victim's widow. The widow also stated that she was surprised by the payment method given by the bricklayer. According to her, he said he paid for the service in full in cash, but, days before, Wallace had informed him that he would receive part of the amount on the card and part in cash. She added that the bricklayer said he didn't know what time Wallace finished the work and that he said he was going to another job. According to Hellen, this caught the family's attention because her husband had left the house saying he would only do that job that day. Hellen also stated that the property owner commented that the work performed by Wallace appeared not to have been completed. According to the widow, friends located the body and called the Military Police. The identification was made by the clothes and shoes worn by Wallace on the day of his disappearance. Exams carried out by the Legal Medical Institute (IML) were carried out. The Public Security Secretariat reported that the case was registered as a homicide at the Itaquaquecetuba Police Station. "Wallace didn't deserve this. He was a very good person. Our daughters ask about him, my stepson too. The whole family is suffering," he said. Wallace will be laid to rest and buried this Sunday (2), at the Cantareira Cemetery, in the capital of São Paulo. He leaves his wife, two 5-year-old daughters and a 15-year-old stepson. Read more Police seize more than 90 kg of drugs in a clandestine laboratory in Santa Isabel School bus catches fire and daycare center is evacuated in Itaquaquecetuba Wallace was missing and was found partially charred in Itaquaquecetuba Social media