After saying he would not comment on Daniella Perez’s death (1970-1992), Guilherme de Pádua returned to the “final decision” and recorded a video for Gloria Perez, the actress’s mother. This Tuesday (2/8), Daniella’s killer justified himself by saying that he had to apologize after the new public trial caused by the launch of the HBO Max series “Brutal Pact”.
“I have always said that my greatest dream was to be able to ask for forgiveness,” said Padova in the video, posted on YouTube.
“Maybe I never have a real opportunity to ask for forgiveness. So Gloria Perez, I ask your forgiveness for all the suffering I caused you. I never forgot that meeting in prison, I never forgot it,” he continued.
He also turned to the actress’s ex-husband. “Raul Gazolla, I beg your pardon, I never forgot the day I was called to the police station, you were there and you dragged yourself to me, you hugged me crying. There I saw that you were the worst person in the world” He said .
Now a pastor, Guilherme de Pádua, has let slip that the recording of the video was the result of pressure from the faithful and not a, let’s say, spontaneous demonstration.
“Many people, including some who call themselves Christians, have judged me and declared that they do not believe in my conversion because they have not seen a video in which I ask forgiveness for my family, my friends, the people I have made suffer for. the crime I am committed. “, he commented.
“Although it seems strange that a Christian ‘seals’ when he judges that another person is not a true Christian, I do not deny those who doubt my conversion, because I myself often doubt my conversion. I am not a normal person, it is obvious. Those who have committed a crime have a thousand thoughts that are not common, “he continued.
To top it off, he demonstrates the awareness that he is making the video for himself and not for Daniella’s family.
“I know that this request for forgiveness may mean nothing, but I want to leave it on record. Not that it truly generates forgiveness, because forgiveness is a gift from God, it has more to do with who forgives than who is forgiven. If I were in your shoes, I probably wouldn’t forgive. So I don’t expect it, but I’ll leave it on record. “
Guilherme de Pádua has disabled comments to avoid further public reactions to the video.
Source: Terra
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