As captured fugitive resumes sentence in the US, homicide in his native Brazil remains unsolved
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The Brazilian prosecutor in charge of a homicide case involving Danelo Cavalcante says he thought the now-captured fugitive might try to head back to his home country. Cavalcante allegedly shot a man in Brazil in 2017, but he stood to receive a considerably lighter sentence.
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The Brazilian prosecutor in charge of a homicide case involving Danelo Cavalcante says he thought the now-captured fugitive might try to head back to his home country. Cavalcante allegedly shot a man in Brazil in 2017, but he stood to receive a considerably lighter sentence.
The Brazilian prosecutor in charge of a homicide case involving Danelo Cavalcante says he thought the now-captured fugitive might try to head back to his home country. Cavalcante allegedly shot a man in Brazil in 2017, but he stood to receive a considerably lighter sentence.
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — When the Brazilian prosecutor in charge of a homicide case targeting Danilo Cavalcante saw footage of the 34 year-old crab-walk out of a U.S. prison last month, he thought the fugitive might try to head home, where he stood to receive a considerably lighter sentence.
While Danelo Cavalcante is now back behind bars to serve his life sentence for the murder of his ex-girlfriend in the U.S., a homicide he's wanted for in his native Brazil remains unsolved and has an upcoming court hearing.
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