reported 155 soccer-related deaths between 1988 and 2012, with only 27 arrests. Veja o perfil completo no LinkedIn e descubra as conexões de Josemar SantosJosemar Santos e as vagas em empresas similares. Some accounts were sharper, some blurrier. People rushed to give meaning to the incomprehensible, to assign logic to the irrational. The match took place June 30 at Pius XII stadium in Maranhao, northeastern Brazil. Cantanhede called Abreu a clown, and Abreu called Cantanhede’s late mother a whore, said Hudson Lima, a teammate of Cantanhede’s. He did not remember much, de Souza said. While violent clashes between rival fans is common in Brazil, the brutality of the killings in Centro de Meio sent shockwaves through Brazil, which last month played host to the Confederations Cup and is gearing up to host next year's World Cup soccer tournament. “They weren’t great friends, but they knew each other through football,” said Leticia Abreu, Josemir’s wife. Doctors and nurses at São Sebastião Hospital said they treated wounds from knife fights once or twice a month. A sociologist’s study found more deaths directly related to fan violence in Brazil than any other country. A man who lived across from the field drove Abreu to the hospital. Noticias de josenir_dos_santos_abreu en La Nación. Abreu threw a punch, which prompted Otávio to draw a knife from his pocket and repeatedly stab Abreu. A peace match it was called. Why did judge not sequester jury? A man took a driving lesson on the grass in a borrowed car. Some went to the hospital, others made phone calls. “I don’t think he walked around with a knife,” said José Raimundo Rodrigues Cantanhede, Otávio’s father. He was reported to be bearded and extremely skinny. This seemed an extreme exaggeration, or suggested a severe drinking problem, the authorities said. He would sign a confession, saying he rode over Cantanhede three times. It touched on hopelessness and rage born of poverty and inequality, and mistrust that seethed from inadequate policing and uneven access to justice. One man saw him sitting in the middle of the road. And no autopsy report had been written before Cantanhede was buried. “The only way he had to impose authority was violence.”. “I don’t have the head to listen to anyone,” she said. Abreu threw a punch, which prompted Otávio to draw a knife from his pocket and repeatedly stab Abreu. Cantanhede had also despaired after the death of his mother, Welida Marques da Silva, two years ago, his sister said. She could not stop crying. We are no longer accepting comments on this article. His nickname was Mimi. If he had not been sick at home that afternoon, Cantanhede said, he would be dead, too, because he would have gone to the field to defend his son. We won... yet the struggle does not end here. We don’t even have radios.”. The slayings began after the 20-year-old referee, Otavio Jordao da Silva, expelled player Josemir Santos Abreu, 31, from an amateur match in the small town of Centro do Meio, in the northern state of Maranhao. In retaliation, the police said, Cantanhede was set upon by at least four of Abreu’s friends, whose bleakest impulses were fueled by alcohol, drugs and a crowd that stoked the violence the way wind stokes a fire. They could have asked for reinforcements. He fled and was believed to have left Maranhão. But these deaths were mostly linked to fan groups, which are infiltrated by criminal gangs and have complex relationships with teams and the police. Raimundo da Costa Marçal, a farmworker, drove past on a motorcycle. “I didn’t think human beings had such perverseness to do this.”. At night, he attended his third year of high school. It was part of the afflicted history of a country that was the last in the Western Hemisphere to abolish slavery and was once broadly dominated by agrarian oligarchs who dispensed favors and controlled rural areas like fiefs. The law of the state might have prevailed over the law of retribution. So he became the referee. The slayings began after the 20-year-old referee, Otavio Jordao da Silva, expelled player Josemir Santos Abreu, 31, from an amateur match in the small town of … One of the officers said they were working in another neighborhood that lacked a cellphone signal and never received the calls from Centro do Meio. But wait until the bill comes in... 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José Cantanhede had meant to restore the house he bought a year ago, but he lost his wife in 2011, then his eldest son. The offending team began crowding around, shouting, threatening. They peeled green beans. Join Facebook to connect with Josemir Abreu and others you may know. Some residents complained that the authorities seemed as indifferent as they were short-handed. She later told the Brazilian newspaper Folha de São Paulo: “If they had just killed him, they would have gotten their revenge. He kept eluding police. Abreu’s body was mended, too, and both sons were returned that night to their families. Children played flutes carved from papaya stems. Joaquim Arruda, 67, a planter wearing a Yankees cap, pulled a five-inch blade from his jeans and told a long tale about himself and another man’s woman. Francisco was said to be carrying a machete. The police were historically undermanned there. Pio XII, named for the pope whose response to the Holocaust has long been in dispute, is a cattle, agricultural and trucking hub of 22,000. Fifteen or 20 minutes into the second half, Cantanhede ejected a player named Josemir Santos Abreu, 30, a friend and sometimes teammate who in an instant became an enemy. Otavia was not able to hold back his anger and he took out a knife from his pocket and stabbed Josemir repeatedly. If you come to my house and you are hungry, we will kill a chicken and feed you.”. Josemir Santos Abreu - Vụ án mạng khiến một cầu thủ và một trọng tài trẻ chết thảm ngay trên sân trong trận đấu nghiệp dư ở Brazil. Em 30 de junho de 2013, ele foi arbitrar um jogo na cidade de Pio XII no Maranhão. Abreu threw a punch, which prompted Otávio to draw a knife from his pocket and repeatedly stab Abreu. Maria Abreu said her murdered son, Josemir, really liked sports. Ten inches. Others had. It was getting dark. “I think anyone would have done what he did in that moment,” José Cantanhede said. Numerous explanations were given: Abreu protested too vehemently when Cantanhede made a call in favor of his own brother, George. He stood there. It happened in the moment. “He really liked sports,” Maria Abreu said. A young boy told him that Abreu had been stabbed. They often overreacted when confronted. Abreu died on the way to the hospital. Surrounded, tied with a rope, Cantanhede pleaded to be handed over to the authorities, the police said. One, Cantanhede carried a knife to the match with “bad intentions.” Two, Cantanhede was fearful and felt he needed protection, even among friends, because his refereeing had been criticized in a previous match. As a teenager, Abreu had fathered a son and had quit school to begin working, his mother said. “You need a knife to peel oranges and pineapples and to defend yourself,” Arruda said. Souza's brother Francisco then used a sickle to cut off Silva's arms, legs and head, which he placed on a spike in the middle of the field, Costa said. São Sebastião Hospital, in Pio XII, Brazil, where Josemir Abreu was pronounced dead and Otávio Cantanhede was taken after he was beheaded. Almerinda Alves Sousa, a nurse, gathered extra plastic bags. The simplest houses in Centro do Meio, an enclave of farmworkers, laborers and fishermen, are made of mud, with dirt floors and roofs of tile or thatched palm fronds. A donkey grazed on the sideline. And young people who were hallucinating. Oh it is was self defense. Abreu punched Cantanhede and kicked him behind the leg, some players said. No bleachers or scoreboard obstructed the verdant backdrop of palm trees and banana trees and mango trees that gave wide shade to stray dogs. It’s adrenaline.”. Vital hours had been lost. A number of calls were made to the police in Pio XII, witnesses said. It involved two murder victims — a distressed teenager and an older friend with a temper — and interior Brazil’s wider culture of knives and revenge. Abreu and Cantanhede were different ages and in different stages of their lives, but they sometimes played on the same pickup team. It was not immediately clear why Silva had been carrying the knife in the first place. “He was scared after that incident,” Lima said. “Josemir was raised with us,” de Souza said. Abreu died on the way to the hospital. And he admired Neymar, the star forward of the Brazilian national team, which next year will seek to win its sixth World Cup. When formal justice seemed weak and unresponsive to one killing, another score was settled as scores have long been settled in this region of Brazil — with private justice, bloodshed trumped by bloodshed. Seven women and five men: The 12 brave jurors who gave 'heavy duty service' to deliver the guilty verdict... Four grounds for Chauvin's appeal: Should trial have been moved? Join Facebook to connect with Jose Manuel Santos Abreu and others you may know. Brazilian police have detained one man and were seeking two others in the killing of a referee who was gruesomely quartered and beheaded after fatally stabbing a player on the field during a match. They waited a half-hour for the police, Sousa said. On July 2, two days after the killings, dos Santos and his investigators traced Luiz de Souza to the town where he lived 50 miles away. Everyone knew how to deal with it. His thoughts circled and collided against themselves. Luiz de Souza wore a T-shirt and shorts. Arrested: Police in Maranhao have already brought into custody Luis Moraes Souza in relation to the beheading, but are on the lookout for two other men. It has not been found by the police. 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Without an established cause of death, anyone arrested might walk free. Some arrived on foot, others on motorcycles. “Why did you stab Josemir?” de Souza said he asked Cantanhede. He blamed the absent police for what happened in Pio XII. “A person curses or beats somebody, and it seems as if he is in a trance,” Sá said. He pointed to other tombs built in grief and haste and how they were cracked and crumbling. He wanted to be an accountant. He had finished high school and worked in a fancy hotel in Rio, then returned to the rural life in Centro do Meio. Prisoners hung laundry in a sun room on a morning in mid-September. He was widely described as a heavy drinker and user of drugs. The house was once a store. His life seemed more complicated than the jaunty, hang-loose gestures he made with his hands when he posed for photographs. Edna’s husband, Manoel dos Santos, 30, a trash collector, said trash cans at the police station often contained knives, confiscated and discarded but not destroyed. So enraged was Abreu by the red card that he attacked da Silva, throwing him to the ground. Both brothers had been charged with burglarizing houses and pickpocketing, but had not been convicted, the police said. At 11 the next morning, Valter Costa dos Santos, the regional police chief, received a phone call. A … Visitors were offered a seat out of the sun, handfuls of bananas and guava fruit, meals of rice and meat, sometimes a hammock to stay the night. He was an attendant at the post office in Pio XII and had spent the weekend visiting a sister. He lived with his father, brother and a sister in a modest home on an unpaved road in the Pio XII neighborhood of Santo Antônio. Why didn’t the police come? He drove 20 miles from his office to Pio XII for hideous confirmation. Even some in nearby neighborhoods thought Centro do Meio was cursed. José Cantanhede visited the cemetery where his wife and son were buried. - VnExpress. Reprisal as a form of improvised justice was traced by some academics to Brazil’s colonial times and the scheming of elite landowners and their armed supporters. Hudson Rony Oliveira Lima, 18, another friend of Cantanhede’s, said the fight might have been over a woman. 'While it's true we are used to soccer violence in Brazil, this is completely off the charts of what we usually see.'. Someone had been dismembered. Two days earlier, he had celebrated his 30th birthday. No one in his family had been in trouble with the law, he said. For decades, the state has been controlled by the family of a politician named José Sarney, a former president of Brazil. Francisco placed Cantanhede’s head on a post on a barbed wire fence, the police and witnesses said. He fell at the edge of the field. He said those involved in the slayings were all from neighboring towns. Costa said violence was unusual in Centro de Meio, a remote rural community with little crime. Cantanhede had not meant to do it. On the soccer field, Abreu was a sturdy midfielder known for an aggressive style and for playing with epilepsy. “We never expected this,” Ferreira said. Secondo la ricostruzione della polizia, tutto è iniziato quando l'arbitro Octavio da Silva Cantanhede Giordano, 20 anni, ha mostrato il cartellino rosso a Josemir Santos Abreu, di 30. Córdoba 657 piso 8vo. Grass had worn bare in spots, exposing the sandy soil. If the local police had come, dos Santos said, Cantanhede could have been arrested instead of killed. The suspects had gone into hiding. As he rose, Silva pulled a knife and stabbed Abreu in the chest, Costa said, and the player died on the way to the hospital. Each was refracted through a lens of chaos, the blinkers of friendship and, for some, the warp of alcohol. Marçal had hired a lawyer and recanted his confession. Maybe the two local police officers were afraid of the crowd, dos Santos said. ROSS CLARK: Green dream that will cost us the earth... Boris's astonishing carbon-free targets will make him the darling of Britain's eco summit. “If he was let go, he would be in a nearby city and no one would have done anything to him,” said a player who asked that his name not be used because he feared reprisals. https://www.ilparanormale.com/serial-killer-e-delitti/arbitro-mutilato-e-ucciso Josemir had always obeyed her, she said. Apparently, Silva had expelled Josemir Santos Abreu from the match, which incensed Abreu and caused him to push Silva down to the ground. As Cantanhede left home, his father said, he appeared to carry only his cleats and his backpack. She was afraid to leave her porch. A sickening story has broken in Brazil involving two murders stemming from an amateur football match.. A match in Maranhão, in the north east of Brazil, finished with two barbaric crimes last Sunday, June 30.. Friends and relatives said they won a neighborhood championship a week or so before the game in Centro do Meio and went to have beer in the plaza. That Sunday, the chief of police in Pio XII was on vacation and two officers were on patrol, dos Santos said. Officer Valter Costa, who was heading the investigation into the June 30 slayings, said police have detained Luis Moraes Souza, 27, who is suspected of pummeling the referee over the head and smashing a bottle of cachaca sugarcane rum onto his face. Abreu worked as a janitor in a bank. When we talk about football violence, it is between fan groups cheering for their team. He spoke of the despair of poverty and lack of education. Unable to examine Cantanhede’s body, he based the autopsy on photographs and video taken by hospital workers. Informal matches were played there. She seemed worn out. “They were protecting themselves from us,” Santos said. “No one needed to die.”, A few miles away, in another neighborhood, Maria Abreu, 50, sat on her back porch. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline. Luiz Morais de Souza stood just beyond the soccer field, drinking a potent sugarcane liquor called cachaça. [4] [5] Otávio expulsou o jogador Josemir Santos Abreu, 31 anos, que se recusou a deixar o campo e começou uma briga com o árbitro.Abreu deu um soco, o que levou Otávio a desembainhar uma faca do bolso e esfaquear repetidamente Abreu, até que que ele morra no caminho do hospital. Only that he had been drinking and he hit Cantanhede in the face with a bottle of rum and a wooden stake. Luiz de Souza, right, who was charged with homicide, at a pretrial detention center in Santa Inês, Brazil. “Some guy confused him with another guy,” said Leonildo Lima, 20, who played soccer with Cantanhede and said he stood near him during the Carnival attack. And alcohol. He considered the killings a cultural issue. Dr. Rafael Oliveira, who was not on hospital duty the night of the killings, wrote a belated report as the police investigation began. He was paunchy, with a full face and thin sideburns. People did not want to be humiliated in front of their friends. Paulo Storani, a professor and security expert who spent three decades in Rio's police forces, called the slayings 'an isolated incident' and said they don't reflect on Brazil's ability to ensure security at during the World Cup. Four months later, Cantanhede and Abreu began the match in Centro do Meio on opposite teams. Five inches. “They were both our friends.”. He added that Francisco may have been on drugs at the time. Villagers played soccer at the field in Centro do Meio, Brazil, where an argument escalated into a lethal fight in June. He faces 30 years in prison if convicted of homicide. Furious Spanish and Italian Super League clubs will demand HUGE compensation from the six English teams for... DAVID JONES: Yes, it's all over for the Super League, but with its grotesque fixation with money, football... MARTIN SAMUEL: You won. A young girl climbed a tamarind tree. Weekends were consumed by soccer. Even a few miles away in such an insular place, he would be considered an outsider. Marçal rode into the crowd. “The police don’t help anybody.”. They headed for the neighborhood of Centro do Meio, a few miles away down a red dirt road. Josemir Abreu had intended only to watch the pickup soccer match, his mother said. “How much time have I spent breaking up small fights in the middle of a game?” he said. Days later, Marçal, 31, would turn himself into the police and be charged with homicide. The comments below have not been moderated. He would not face three decades away from his children. Cantanhede’s body was cleaned and sutured and bandaged at the hospital. Valter Costa, police chief of Santa Ines, released a statement about the investigation. Contrary to widespread belief, the study argued, the spread of organized crime and drug trafficking was less responsible for murder trends than impulse — an argument between friends or neighbors, a domestic dispute between husband and wife. Durante un partido regional, el árbitro Otávio Jordao da Silva acuchilló hasta causar la muerte al jugador Josemir Santos Abreu, el público que estaba presente en el estadio tomó la justica por sus propias manos y linchó al árbitro hasta descuartizarlo, luego de esto colgaron su … Still, one death did not have to become two, dos Santos said. The man who did it was tied up on the field. “Don’t worry,” he said, “they are my friends.”. She was met at the field by an ambulance and another nurse, Jane Cantanhede, Otávio’s aunt. Josimar de Sousa, the man who had shared beers with Marçal, stabbed Cantanhede in the throat, the police said. Josemir Santos Abreu who was past his 30s, fouled the opposition player. He pointed to scars on his hand, arm and neck. Two days before the pickup game in Centro do Meio, his aunt asked again. He had lost his wife in 2011. Abreu died on the way to the hospital. For more than a week, dos Santos and his team tracked Francisco de Souza through thick woods at night. About 15 or 20 minutes into the second half, Cantanhede issued a yellow-card caution to Abreu. She could not sleep. His father said he did not see him tuck a knife into his shorts or slide a blade into his backpack. Chicks scurried with their heads dyed pink and purple as if for Carnival. “He’s a policeman, he probably has a gun.”. A family photograph of Francisco, 32, showed him with a trim mustache and a nose that seemed to have been on the other end of a fist. The mob showed no mercy as they quartered and decapitated the referee and then placed his head on a stake. Otávio sent off player Josemir Santos Abreu, 31, who refused to leave the field and began a fight with the referee. A neighborhood invisible even in Brazil became visible to the world for the darkest inclinations. The killings were widely reported as an extreme example of soccer violence in Brazil, a grisly contradiction to joga bonito, to play beautifully, as the country prepared to host the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympics. “You can fall on the ground drinking, and no one will mess with you. During the week, he awoke with the roosters and herded cattle and felled trees to make fences. Instead, words were said that could not be taken back. Country music wafted from the Bar of Love, a tavern across the street. Sá did not absolve soccer completely in the Pio XII deaths. Sometimes Abreu grew agitated during the stress of a match and on occasion experienced seizures, falling to the ground, local players said. “People always leave home afraid of a fight,” Sousa, 27, said. Jane Cantanhede removed her nephew’s head from the fence post. Theo giới truyền thông địa phương, trọng tài Otavio Jordao da Silva, 20 tuổi, đã dùng dao đâm nhiều nhát khiến cầu thủ Josemir Santos Abreu, 31 tuổi chết ngay trên sân. In a country with the world’s seventh-largest economy, Centro do Meio remained a subsistence community with a grave understanding of the difference between what the state promised and what it delivered. I’ve never seen that.”. They had no dogs to assist them, only their instincts and word of an occasional sighting. “You won’t get out alive,” one player said. Word quickly spread about the stabbing. Did they have to cut him up the way they did?”. He warned that he would kill anyone who got in his way. The lumpy soccer field had wooden goal posts with no nets. Otávio received stitches and spent the night in the hospital. A month passed, then two. But there was always going to be muscular play, heated disagreements, even in a pickup game. Un árbitro fue asesinado de una cuchillada por un jugador de fútbol. PIO XII, Brazil — It was midafternoon that Sunday when Otávio Jordão da Silva Cantanhede left on his bike to play pickup soccer. Deporte Noticias, Deportistas #Somos Argentina mundial, arbitro asesinado, josemir santos abreu, jugador que mata a … He wore shorts and sat without a shirt, his tanned skin the color of almonds. Please, Otávio Cantanhede’s aunt implored him, do not leave the neighborhood anymore to play soccer. Happy hour! Cantanhede and Abreu seemed ready to go home. It was Maria Abreu’s folk belief that her son had contracted the neurological disorder by falling out of a tree when he was 13. “That was his biggest dream,” said Lucélia Saraiva, 27, Otávio’s eldest sister. Souza's brother, Francisco, is among the two still being sought, Costa said. Lucélia Saraiva showed a picture of Otávio Jordão da Silva Cantanhede, her late brother, on her cellphone. His 27th birthday was the next day. It was June 30. Motorcycles buzzed the bumpy, unpaved roads. Theo giới truyền thông địa phương, trọng tài Otavio Jordao da Silva, 20 tuổi, đã dung dao đâm nhiều nhát khiến cầu thủ Josemir Santos Abreu, 31 tuổi chết ngay trên sân. He wore a hat and a thin beard. Two men lay in separate cemeteries beneath mounds of dirt and melted candles. Nguyên nhân là do trong trận đấu Josemir liên tục có những lời nói lăng mạ trọng tài trẻ này. She had light green eyes. Referee Otavio Jordao da Silva, 20, had ejected Josemir Santos Abreu, 31, from the – I’ll say it again – amateur football match, a decision Abreu did not fully agree with. There was a discrepancy. Cantanhede especially loved the way Neymar could flick the ball over his shoulder with both feet and arc it beyond a surprised and vulnerable defender. Incidente. Some players thought it was settled. Some witnesses told dos Santos they did speak with the police. Two players said he was removed because he was drunk. The world did not know a humble community, only what had been described as a mob. The moment of death remained uncertain. Only five to eight percent of homicides are solved, compared with 65 percent in the United States. “You are just like the police,” she scolded him. His hands trembled, and he picked at his thumbs. “One person feeds off another: ‘Let’s beat him,’ ” Marçal said. Raimundo Marçal sat with him, also wearing a T-shirt and shorts and handcuffs. He prayed at home with his wife, and cake and soda were served at a small party. Neighbors could remember only one killing in recent years, during a break-in of a home. At amateur games where there was no police presence in São Luís, some referees had begun carrying a knife or pepper spray for protection, Sá said. “Maybe he did. A driver and mechanic, de Souza had traveled from 50 miles away that weekend to visit his grandmother in Pio XII. He was handcuffed. Cantanhede was tied up for perhaps an hour, maybe longer, by most estimates. Otávio sent off player Josemir Santos Abreu, 31, who refused to leave the field and began a fight with the referee. By his own estimation, de Souza drank three bottles of cachaça that Sunday. For a week the story incubated in isolation. Teresa Ferreria, 52, a farmworker who lived adjacent to the field, saw Francisco holding Cantanhede’s head like a trophy. Thin and fit at 44, with a receding hairline, dos Santos wore jeans and cowboy boots. Due to this, Otavia gave him the red card and sent him off. The simplest houses were made of mud with hard-packed dirt floors and roofs of tile or thatched palm fronds. Lima said it came from a backpack. Published: 18:52 BST, 6 July 2013 | Updated: 21:35 BST, 8 July 2013. For a population of 6.7 million, there were 11,000 officers — compared with 34,500 in New York City — and a need for 6,000 more, said Sebastião Albuquerque Uchôa, the secretary of justice for Maranhão. He sat in his living room, the walls bare except for a clock and two calendars and photos of his granddaughters and the patron saint of Brazil. “This is a calm place,” José Cunha, 30, a farmworker, said as he sat on a stump beneath a tree. During the first half, Cantanhede played on defense. “He always wanted to fight with us,” said Leonildo Lima, a player from the nearby neighborhood of Vila Batalha. Beheaded: 20-year-old soccer referee Octavio da Silva Catanhede Jordan was quartered and beheaded after fatally stabbing a player during a match last Sunday, Perpetrators: Police in Brazil have already arrested one man suspected of beheading the referee, but are still look for two others associated with the act, Fatally stabbed: Josenir dos Santos Abreu died on the way to the ambulance after being supposedly stabbed by referee Catanhede Jordan.

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