Suzane von Richthofen was released this Wednesday (1/11), after going through the court to the open regime. She had been incarcerated since 2002 for the murders of her parents, Manfred Albert Von Richthofen and Marísia Von Richthofen. The crime shocked the country and was recently adapted into a pair of films, ‘The Girl Who Killed Her Parents’ and ‘The Boy Who Killed My Parents’, available on Amazon’s Prime Video streaming platform.
According to information from the Secretariat of the Penitentiary Administration (SAP), she left the I Santa Maria Eufrásia Pelletier Women’s Penitentiary, in São Paulo, at 17:35.
The criminal spent 13 years in a closed regime, but as of 2015, she had managed to advance her regime through good behavior. After having conquered the semi-open, with provisional “saidinhas”, she even obtained the license to attend the faculty of biomedicine.
Despite this, his original sentence was 39 years and 6 months in prison. Had his sentence been fully served, he would only have left prison on February 25, 2038.
Even in freedom he will have to continue to report to the authorities and will not be able to commit illegal acts, provided that he has to serve the entire sentence.
It is worth mentioning that his crime story will spawn a third film, currently in post-production, in which he will once again be played by actress Carla Diaz.
In a trial that took place in secret in the Comarca of Angatuba (SP), Suzanne tried to prevent the production of the first two features, but ended up losing.
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