The Peres Project 2 has identified the missing political dictatorship, buried in the secret sock | Method
The Special Commission on Political Dead and Missing (CMDP) on Wednesday, 16, on Wednesday, identified two missing politicians, and military dictatorship victims, whose remains were buried in the secret sock of Peres. The sock was found with 1,049 unidentified bones in the Dome Bosco Cemetery in Sao Palo’s northern zone in 1990.
The result of the work of the Peres Working Group (GTP) through the Peres Project has confirmed the identification of the remnants of Grenaldo de Jesus da Silva and Denis Kesamiro this year. The project is the result of partnership between the Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship, Sao Paulo City and Sao Paulo of Sao Paulo (UNIFESP).
Born in Sao Louis (MA), the Grenaldo Navy was arrested in 1964 after claiming the Navy military and better working conditions. He was expelled from the corporation and escaped from prison and began to live in secret. It was killed on May 30, 1972 when he tried to abduct a flight at the Congon Has airport in Sao Palo.
At that time, Grenaldo had already taken a plane, where the track was around the air force, and he blocked the takeoff. The team of the 2nd army’s Detachment of Information Operations (DOI) reached the scene, headed by Dr. Ney, head of the then Captain Enio Pimentel da Silvira, head of DOI Investigation.
Agents include Lieutenant Beatriz Martins, Agent Newza EstadoAgents killed Grenaldo after filling the tear gas plane. Agents took their body to the headquarters of detachment. “Then we took the ham, the deceased, dressed in the car, horrified, and went back to our base in Ibirapura. We put the deceased there. I thought it was cheap when it came, we collected and asked: But you can’t get it alive?”
Documents from the forensic Medical Institute (IML) record, which was buried as “Indigant” in the Dome Bosco Cemetery on June 1, 1972. Since then, it is a list of missing politics until the Peres Project team recognizes their bone remains.
Denis Casemiro was born in Otiporanga (SP). He worked as a brick and farmer before joining the revolutionary Popular Vangard (VPR), the organization of the armed conflict against dictatorship. According to the Sao Paulo Resistance Memorial Registration, he was arrested in April 1971, who tortured and executed by the Sao Paulo Political and Social Order Department (DOPS/SP) under the auspices of Sergio Flery.
At that time, the authorities were forced into the cause of Denis’s death and the effort to escape. A DOPS report signed by Flery on May 19, 1971 claimed that Denis tried to escape after detaining custody and was beaten with several “random” shots. According to the document, it was not found on the same day, but only the next day was already hospitalized at Santa Casa de Ubhaba.
The report explains that agents took him to Sao Paulo with the intention of attending the hospital Das Clicas. However, according to this official reform, Denis did not resist his wounds and died.
