Marilda Campos was an excellent journalist, widely recognized in the social environment in which she lived, a competent professional and took her work very seriously. In view of the news, the possibility that the heir of Guimarães Velasco is still alive and the whole story about his supposed death was nothing more than a farce created to hide the true condition in which he found himself. He had the unfortunate idea of investigating thoroughly and with that he ended up buying himself serious problems.
Putting her own life and that of the others she loved at risk. She followed clues that led her to the beginning of everything. Since Luís Gustavo passed the Faculty of Medicine and Engineering Law at the Federal University of Pará and two other private higher education institutions. Even when the candidate for the vacancies suffered a terrible mental breakdown, losing his mind.
Being unable to continue with academic training, according to the i
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