The Santa Catarina State Department (MPSC) convicted three men, including a Joinville dermatologist, of gang rape. The other two men will be businessmen. The civilian police investigation was completed on June 22, 2021 by Delegate Pedro Alves of Dpcami Joinville.

The gang rape case was filed by the Joinville 9th Prosecutor’s Office and is currently pending before the 1st Criminal Court – Photo: Carlos Jr/ND

The complaint was filed by prosecutor Adrian Nicoli Graciano of the 9th Judicial Chamber, a prosecutor working in the field of criminal prosecution and law enforcement. Report Portal ND+ had access to information that the MP had filed a complaint, but was unable to obtain details as the process remains classified.

The case has been referred to the 1st Criminal Court of Joinville and the receipt and subsequent conviction of the three defendants is awaited.

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According to the victim, a 20-year-old girl at that time on October 19, 2019 entered a nightclub in Joinville on Vizconde de Taunay and was introduced to a well-known doctor in the city. There she and her friends drank alcohol, but each in their own cup.

The next day, with no memory of what had happened, she woke up naked in bed with two unknown men.

She reports that she kept it a secret for almost two years, she had to take medication, go to therapy, stop working …

“It took me almost two years to overcome all the shame, all the guilt, all the inconvenience that this caused me, and find the strength to tell you. It wasn’t easy, I took medication, I went to therapy, I almost flunked classes in college, I had to quit my job, I put myself in an abusive relationship out of fear that no one would be with me and no one would want anything. to do with me, I almost fell into alcoholism. All this is because of people who think that having power and money makes them immune to everything. All this is because of people who can and can have what they want, but prefer to do what is forbidden, what is not available to them. Like drugging a 20-year-old girl to do whatever they want with her and taking photos and videos to post to a group of friends as if it were a prize,” he said.

The morning after the abuse she received, she continues, she says she got dressed and left the room in search of her bag. It’s around Sunday. When he entered the living room, there were several people between them: two women sitting on a sofa and two men in dark glasses dancing.

“I didn’t know anyone and had no idea how I got there.”

The young woman then left the apartment where the doctor she met at the nightclub was supposed to be, took a taxi and drove home.

“Flashes began to appear in my head, I remembered how I was lying in bed and could not move normally, there was a very old man in front of me, and another one came through the half-open door and tried to touch my chest, and I was crying and asking to stop … ‘, the story continues.

After sleeping and recovering, she said she went to the hospital, said she was sexually abused. There he took a PCR test and received guidelines for testing for sexually transmitted diseases. She went to the pharmacy and bought a morning pill.

She also reports that she contacted a criminal defense lawyer, who advised her to write a statement. She called the police, but lost her temper.

“Well, how could a girl like me condemn an ​​extremely famous doctor with a much higher purchasing power than me? What chance did I have against this guy? What chance did I have that the whole society would condemn me, saying that I deserved it, because I must have been drunk? ”She asked herself.

However, at the end of the day, he plucked up the courage to go to the police station and write a statement to the police. At that time, delegate Vinicius Ferreira launched an investigation into the DPCAMI. Then, with the departure of Vinicius, the procedure with delegate Pedro Alves was continued.

Finally, the young woman said she decided to speak up to demand justice for her and all women who suffer abuse.

“What I had to endure, what I had to face, no justice will ever return. And trust me, these situations leave traces in our lives that will never disappear. We live together, we accept, we overcome. But they never disappear. They never disappear. Today I understand that I can be drunk, I can be naked in front of anyone, but this does not give her the right to do with me whatever she wants, does not give.

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Photo: Reproduction of the Relatojoinville page created by a rape victim