Overview
- The family says the repatriation will land in Fortaleza at 16:00 on Friday, with transfer to Aracoiaba on Saturday for funeral rites.
- Relatives report that the Government of Ceará is covering all expenses, and the governor sent a bill to create a permanent aid program for repatriations.
- A 43-year-old Brazilian woman, identified as the employer, remains detained in Portugal and was indicted for qualified homicide, desecration of a corpse, possession of a prohibited weapon, and computer-related falsification.
- Portugal’s Public Ministry says the victim was lured to an isolated spot, struck with a concrete block, concealed under debris, and impersonated via her phone with messages claiming a trip to the Algarve.
- The body was found in Amadora after 13 days missing; Lucinete, 55, had lived in Portugal for seven months, and both officials and her husband described a conflictual work relationship, with the husband citing a custody dispute as a possible motive.