Observed arrival · 2026-11-08
Autos Sombrios: Brazilian cases, opened with sources
A Portuguese-language true-crime archive presents Brazilian cases as numbered dossiers, with timelines, case status, and links to fuller accounts.
- For
- Readers of Brazilian crime history and investigations
- Worth noticing
- The 14 listed files span 1937–2010 and use categories such as wrongful convictions, unresolved cases, and cases that changed the law.
Field notes
The homepage frames its archive as 14 numbered case files spanning 1937–2010, grouped under labels including wrongful convictions, unresolved cases, investigations, and cases said to have changed the law. Each listing pairs a short account with a status stamp; the featured No. 014 entry concerns the Evandro case and says four people were exonerated while the killer remains unidentified. The site names courts, press, and books as source types, though this extract does not show case-level citations.
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