Death of debt collectors in Paraná completes one year A year after the disappearance of four men who were left incommunicado while collecting a debt in Icaraíma (PR), the wife of one of them, from Olímpia (SP), says she does not believe that the suspects will be located and arrested. Robishley Hirnani De Oliveira, Rafael Juliano Marascalchi, and Diego Henrique Afonso traveled from São José do Rio Preto (SP) to the north of Paraná on August 4, 2025. Upon arriving in Icaraíma, they met Alencar Gonçalves de Souza. ? Join the g1 Rio Preto e Araçatuba channel on WhatsApp Police investigations revealed that the four collectors were held incommunicado on August 5 last year, after finding the suspects: Antônio Buscariollo, aged 67, and his son Paulo Ricardo Costa Buscariollo, aged 23, on a private property in Paraná. Diego Henrique From left to right, Afonso, Robishley, Rafael and Alencar. Reproduction The victims' bodies were found 44 days after their disappearance, on September 18, 2025, with gunshot marks and buried in a private rural property in Icaraíma. The car used by the quartet was buried in a bunker near the area where the bodies were located. Remember the case below. Since the victims' disappearance, Antônio and Paulo Ricardo Buscariollo have been on the run. Antônio and Paulo Ricardo Buscariollo are considered fugitives Reproduction / RPCTV In an interview with g1 this Wednesday (5), Denise Cristina Pereira, Robishley's wife, said she does not believe that the police will be able to locate the suspects. "For me, man's justice is flawed. At the moment, I'm just believing in God's justice. They [the police] don't say anything more. They say it's still under investigation, they don't open up everything to us. But that doesn't matter that much to me today, because I know that God's justice isn't flawed, but man's justice is," he comments. Victims were last seen in a bakery in Icaraíma. Civil Police (PC-PR) Denise had a son with Robishley. At the time of his father's disappearance and murder, the baby was just seven months old. Today, the woman says she is trying to start her life over again. She lives with her family in Olímpia and regrets that the child did not have the chance to live with her father. "I'm left with a son who won't even have a memory of his father. He won't have a memory of his father's face, his father's voice, what his father was like, how his father treated him, how his father raised him and wanted the best for them. So, that's the part that hurts me the most", concludes the wife. The suspects were included on the Interpol Red Diffusion list and have outstanding temporary arrest warrants for murder. From the moment the investigation identified that it was a crime, the investigation began to be carried out by police officers from the state of Paraná. After locating the victims, the bodies of Robishley and Rafael were buried together in São José do Rio Preto. Diego's body was buried in the Municipal Cemetery of Olímpia, and Alencar's body was buried in the state of Paraná. What the police say In December 2025, the Civil Police of Paraná exposed a series of details about the case. It was at this time that two civil police officers were the target of search and seizure warrants, as they were suspected of facilitating the Buscariollos' escape. To g1, the police said that the administrative procedure investigating the agents' conduct is still ongoing. In an interview with RPC, a TV Globo affiliate in Paraná, this Tuesday (4), police chief Thiago Inácio said that he still does not rule out the participation of other people in the deaths. The Scientific Police and the Civil Police are currently analyzing the data collected by the investigation. "The place where the victims' vehicle, as well as the bodies, were buried is a place considered a trafficking and smuggling route. There are indications that this group is linked to these crimes as well. But so far nothing has been proven," said Inácio. The delegate states that the case remains under investigation. "The family members want justice and have every right to demand this from the State. What I have to say is that they can rest assured, that the Civil Police is working with the aim of identifying everyone involved and holding everyone responsible for this crime", he assures. Five bunkers were found in the rural area of ??Icaraíma. Civil Police (PC-PR) How the disappearance happened Robishley Hirnani de Oliveira, Rafael Juliano Marascalchi and Diego Henrique Afonso left São José do Rio Preto (SP) on August 4, 2025 and met in Paraná with Alencar Gonçalves de Souza, who hired them for the collection, in Icaraíma. The four were the target of an ambush and ended up dead. Robishley Hirnani de Oliveira: He was killed with three shots in the back, one in the head, one in the arm and two in the chest. A projectile was still lodged in the head; Diego Henrique Afonso: Killed with nine shots, one to the head, six to the chest, two to the arms. Two projectiles and a fragment were found in his body; Rafael Juliano Marascalchi: Killed with six shots, three to the head, two to the chest and one to the leg; Alencar Gonçalves de Souza Giron: A shot to the head. Diego Henrique Afonso (left), Robishley Hirnani De Oliveira (in the background) and Rafael Juliano Marascalchi (right) left São José do Rio Preto (SP) Personal archive Where the suspects are After the victims disappeared, the police executed a search and seizure warrant at Antônio and Paulo's house, on August 7 last year. The two agreed to go to the police station, where they confirmed that there was a deal to buy and sell a property with one of the Buscariollo brothers, but denied any direct connection with the debt. After being released, they disappeared, as did all their family members who lived in the same place. Since then, they have been considered fugitives. Death certificates of the bodies of men murdered while collecting a debt in Icaraíma (PR) Personal archive Robishley, Rafael and D