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CASE 334  |  unknown  |  June 24, 2025  |  Brazil
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DATABASE RECORD
  id                  334
  date                June 24, 2025
  original_date       nan
  year                2025
  month               6
  quarter             2025-Q2
  victim              unknown
  location            Goiânia
  country             Brazil
  scenario            Malicious Invitation - SocialEng
  description         Victim tricked into attending a business meeting that ended up being a wrench attack trap. Attack failed, 2 attackers were killed by police, mastermind was caught fleeing to Miami.
  kidnappings         1
  violence_torture    1
  drugs_alcohol       0
  weapons             1
  theft               0
  life_taken          2
  money_wanted        
  coin_type           
  reports             Livecoins
  notes               
  has_processed_date  0
  created_at          2025-11-14 09:05:23
  (flag legend: 'kidnappings' is the DETENTION flag — 1 when the victim was held against
   their will at any point, tied, locked in, held at gunpoint or taken away; it is NOT the
   same as the 'Kidnapping' scenario, which means taken away and held. See README, Definitions.)

AI SUMMARY  [revised on review, verified against the sources in this file. Live DB still holds the shorter bulk-import summary — apply this to it.]
  **Victims:** An unnamed businessman from São Paulo, lured to Goiânia, Brazil. He survived.
  
  **Attackers:** A four-man scheme — mastermind Josemar Alencar Linhares de Oliveira (who posed as an advisor to the president of the Goiás Legislative Assembly), the driver Gabriel Pires de Lima (alias "Danilo", who pretended to be a fellow victim), a gunman hidden in the car's trunk, and a third armed man who joined mid-journey.
  
  **Attack Method:** Planning began in February; Josemar arranged a business meeting and even offered to cover the victim's stay. The victim arrived on 24 June; soon after leaving the hotel, a man sprang from the trunk into the back seat and subdued him at gunpoint, and a third armed man joined. They rifled his suitcase and accessed his bank accounts and digital wallets on his phone.
  
  **Violence Used:** Detention — subdued at gunpoint inside the car; he was punched in the head, held with a gun to his head and ribs, and threatened with death; ultimately he was thrown from the moving car at about 30 km/h, fracturing three ribs and suffering internal bleeding before a passing truck driver rescued him.
  
  **Crypto Demanded/Stolen:** The gang aimed for 2–4 million reais in cryptocurrency but the victim could not access his wallet on the spot; they obtained only R$6,813.28 via Pix.
  
  **Status:** After about 90 minutes a police chase on the GO-020 highway ended with two suspects (Gabriel Pires de Lima and Tiago Oliveira Rocha) killed and one escaping unidentified. Josemar fled to the USA on 30 June and was arrested on arrival; he was convicted as the intellectual author and sentenced to 12 years and 9 months.

LINKED SOURCES
  [url]  https://livecoins.com.br/sequestro-com-pedido-de-criptomoedas-termina-em-fuga-e-morte-de-dois-suspeitos-em-goiania/

NOTES ON THIS FILE
  * matched to sheet row 240: reviewed and approved individually

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The kidnapping, which demanded cryptocurrencies, ended in a chase and the death of two suspects in Goiânia.
The victim was thrown out of the moving vehicle, fracturing three ribs and suffering internal bleeding; the criminals wanted millions in cryptocurrencies, but only managed to get a little over R$ 6,800 via Pix; two suspects were killed in a confrontation with the police, and another managed to escape, but the mastermind of the crime was arrested while fleeing to the USA.
Henrique HK
30/09/2025 14:23
Josemar Alencar Linhares de Oliveira
Condemned as the intellectual author of the crime, Josemar was arrested at the airport. Source: Polícia Civil/Reprodução.
A flash kidnapping targeting a million-dollar sum in cryptocurrencies ended in a police chase in Goiânia. Two of the four suspects were killed in combat at the scene, but one managed to escape without being identified.
The fourth piece of the scheme, considered the mastermind of the crime, was arrested as soon as he arrived in the USA, thwarting his escape plans.
The planning of the crime began as early as February of this year.
On that date, the victim was approached by Josemar Alencar Linhares de Oliveira, who introduced himself as an advisor to the then-president of the Legislative Assembly of Goiás (Alego).
Later, in June, the suspect arranged a business meeting with the victim in Goiânia. Documents seen by Livecoins show that Josemar's insistence was so great that he even offered to cover the victim's stay in the area.
The scam took place at the end of June
Testimonies indicate that the victim, a São Paulo businessman, arrived in Goiânia on June 24, greeted by Josemar.
Furthermore, he also met another supposed advisor, introduced as “Danilo”—whose real name was Gabriel Pires de Lima—responsible for his transportation.
However, the victim began to suspect the behavior of these individuals. Besides Josemar's stalling to meet him, Gabriel seemed to be avoiding security cameras.
In addition, Gabriel also asked if the victim could leave his suitcases in the back seat instead of using the trunk of the car, appearing apprehensive. There was a reason for not using the trunk. Soon after leaving the hotel, an individual jumped out of the trunk into the back seat and subdued the victim, pointing a gun at his head.
Described as aggressive, the suspect said phrases like: “stay quiet”; “if you try to jump, I'll kill you”; “if you try to escape, I'll kill you”; “you're going to take a bullet in the head”; and “we don't want anything, just the money”; Midway through the journey, a third member of the group entered the vehicle, also armed. Gabriel, driving the vehicle, pretended to also be a victim, but he wasn't. The victim was in the front seat next to the driver, while the other two armed bandits occupied the back seats. The victim points out that they were aggressive, punching his head, among other physical blows and psychological violence. While one kept the gun pointed at his head and another at his ribs.
Kidnappers wanted millions in cryptocurrencies, but only got R$ 6,800
The target of the criminals was the victim's cryptocurrencies. Still in the vehicle, they rummaged through his suitcase and accessed his bank accounts and digital wallets found on his cell phone. Another part of the testimony suggests that the victim allegedly owed R$ 500,000 for a commission on a cryptocurrency transaction with a third party. Therefore, it could be a debt collection by Josemar. The group planned to steal an amount between 2 to 4 million reais in cryptocurrencies. However, their plans were thwarted as the victim did not have access to his cryptocurrency wallet at the location.In total, they managed to get only R$ 6,813.28 via Pix.
It was at this moment that Gabriel began to act more like an accomplice than a victim, implying that he was also part of the group by collaborating with the other two suspects.
Criminals fled and engaged in a confrontation with the police, resulting in the death of two of the three suspects in the vehicle
The kidnappers and the victim took the GO-020 highway, heading towards Bela Vista, driving a Fiat Punto with a tampered license plate.After an hour and a half of kidnapping, they passed by a police station. Gabriel spotted a patrol car, and after passing through a toll, began to drive at high speed.
The victim, now forced to sit in the back seat, continued to be assaulted while the kidnappers demanded that he keep trying to transfer his assets to them.
“At one point, they tried to enter a dirt road, and nearly flipped the vehicle,” the process notes.
Fiat Punto vehicle used by the kidnappers. Source: Polícia Civil/Reprodução.
Further ahead, with the car traveling at around 30 km/h, the victim was thrown out of the vehicle, fracturing three ribs and suffering internal bleeding. He was rescued by a truck driver passing by the area. In a confrontation with the police pursuing the vehicle, Gabriel Pires de Lima and another suspect identified as Tiago Oliveira Rocha were killed.
The third suspect in the action was not identified by the process.
Mastermind of the crime fled abroad, but was arrested as soon as he landed in the USA
Although Josemar Alencar Linhares de Oliveira was not in the vehicle, the victim claims to have seen his photo on Gabriel's cell phone, who was messaging with him. After the incident, Josemar was not found in the places he usually frequented and did not maintain contact with family or friends.

The investigation also indicates that he changed his phone and boarded a flight to the USA, without notifying anyone, on June 30, a Monday, immediately after the incident, without even calling the victim despite knowing about it. Other highlighted points are that the trip was not planned, as the tickets were purchased the day before. Additionally, Josemar had not scheduled any time off from work.
Josemar's posts on social media about the trip to the USA. Source: Polícia Civil/Reprodução.
Josemar's posts on social media about the trip to the USA. Source: Polícia Civil/Reprodução.
In his defense, Josemar claims that he “had no involvement in the crime” and only acted as an intermediary between “Danilo” and the victim. Regardless, the court convicted Josemar as the intellectual author of the extortion crime last Wednesday (24). Although the initial sentence was 8 years, Josemar was sentenced to 12 years and 9 months in prison in a closed regime due to the involvement of four agents and the use of two firearms in the criminal action.

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ORIGINAL (unknown, verbatim as retrieved)

Sequestro com pedido de criptomoedas termina em fuga e morte de dois suspeitos em Goiânia - Livecoins

Vítima foi jogada para fora do veículo em movimento, fraturando três costelas e tendo hemorragia interna; criminosos queriam milhões em criptomoedas, mas só conseguiram pouco mais de R$ 6.800 via Pix; dois suspeitos foram mortos em confronto com a polícia e outro conseguiu escapar, mas mandante do crime foi preso fugindo para os EUA

Um sequestro relâmpago mirando uma soma milionária em criptomoedas acabou em uma perseguição policial em Goiânia. Dois dos quatro suspeitos foram mortos em combate no local, mas um deles conseguiu fugir sem ser identificado.

A quarta peça do esquema, tido como mandante do crime, foi preso assim que chegou nos EUA, frustrando seus planos de fuga.

O planejamento do crime começou ainda em fevereiro deste ano.

Na data, a vítima foi abordada por Josemar Alencar Linhares de Oliveira, que se apresentou como assessor do então presidente da Assembleia Legislativa de Goiás (Alego).

Mais tarde, em junho, o suspeito marcou uma reunião de negócios com a vítima em Goiânia. Documentos vistos pelo Livecoins mostram que a insistência de Josemar foi tão grande que ele chegou a propor custear a estadia da vítima no local.

Os depoimentos apontam que a vítima, um empresário paulista, chegou em Goiânia no dia 24 de junho, recebida por Josemar.

Indo além, também conheceu outro suposto assessor, apresentado como “Danilo” — cujo nome verdadeiro nome era Gabriel Pires de Lima — responsável pelo seu transporte.

A vítima, no entanto, começou a desconfiar do comportamento dessas pessoas. Além de uma enrolação de Josemar para encontrá-lo, Gabriel parecia estar evitando câmeras de segurança.

Somado a isso, Gabriel também questionou se a vítima poderia deixar suas malas no banco traseiro ao invés de usar o porta-malas do carro, aparentando estar apreensivo.

A razão para não usar o porta-malas tinha um motivo.

Logo após saírem do hotel, um indivíduo saltou do porta-malas pelo banco traseiro e rendeu a vítima apontando uma arma para a sua cabeça.

Apontado como agressivo, o suspeito dizia frases como: “fica quieto”; “se tentar pular eu te mato”; “se tentar fugir eu te mato”; “você vai tomar um tiro na cabeça”; e “a gente não quer nada, só o dinheiro”;

No meio do trajeto, um terceiro integrante do grupo entrou no veículo, também armado. Gabriel, conduzindo o veículo, fingia que também era uma vítima, mas não era.

A vítima estava no banco dianteiro ao lado do motorista enquanto os outros dois bandidos armados ocupavam os assentos traseiros. A vítima aponta que eles eram agressivos, dando socos em sua cabeça, dentre outros golpes físicos e violência psicológica.

Enquanto um mantinha a arma apontada para a sua cabeça e outro para a sua costela.

Sequestradores queriam milhões em criptomoedas, mas só conseguiram R$ 6.800

O alvo dos criminosos eram as criptomoedas da vítima. Ainda no veículo, eles reviraram sua mala, bem como acessaram suas contas bancárias e carteiras digitais encontradas em seu celular.

Outra parte do depoimento aponta que a vítima supostamente devia R$ 500 mil por uma comissão de assessoramento de uma transação de criptomoeda com um terceiro. Portanto, poderia se tratar de uma cobrança de dívida por Josemar.

O grupo planejava roubar uma quantia entre 2 a 4 milhões de reais em criptomoedas. No entanto, seus planos foram frustrados já que a vítima não possuía acesso à sua carteira de criptomoedas no local.

No total, eles conseguiram somente R$ 6.813,28 via Pix.

Foi neste momento que Gabriel começou a agir mais como um comparsa do que como uma vítima, dando a entender que também fazia parte do grupo ao colaborar com os outros dois suspeitos.

Criminosos entraram em fuga e confronto com a polícia, resultando na morte de dois dos três suspeitos que estavam no veículo

Os sequestradores e a vítima tomaram a rodovia GO-020, sentido Bela Vista, dirigindo um Fiat Punto com placa adulterada.

Após 1 hora e meia de sequestro, eles passaram por um posto policial. Gabriel avistou uma viatura e, após passar por um pedágio, começou a dirigir em alta velocidade.

A vítima, agora forçada a ir para o banco traseiro, continuava sendo agredida enquanto os sequestradores pediam que ele continuasse tentando transferir seus ativos para eles.

“Em dado momento, tentaram entrar em uma estrada de terra, e quase capotaram com o veículo”, aponta o processo.

Mais a frente, com o carro a cerca de 30 km/h, a vítima foi arremessada para fora do veículo, fraturando três costelas e tendo uma hemorragia interna. Ele foi socorrido por um caminhoneiro que passava pelo local.

Em confronto com a polícia que perseguia o veículo, Gabriel Pires de Lima e outro suspeito identificado como Tiago Oliveira Rocha vieram a óbito.

O terceiro suspeito da ação não foi identificado pelo processo.

Mandante do crime fugiu para o exterior, mas foi preso assim que pousou nos EUA

Embora Josemar Alencar Linhares de Oliveira não estivesse no veículo, a vítima alega ter visto sua foto no celular de Gabriel, que conversava com ele por mensagem.

Após o ocorrido, Josemar não foi encontrado nos lugares que comumente frequentava e nem sequer manteve contato com familiares ou amigos.

A investigação também aponta que ele trocou de telefone e embarcou para os EUA, sem avisar ninguém, no dia 30 de junho, uma segunda-feira, logo após o ocorrido, sem telefonar para a vítima mesmo sabendo do ocorrido.

Outros pontos destacados é que a viagem não foi programada, isso porque as passagens foram compradas no dia anterior. Além disso, Josemar não havia programado férias de seu trabalho.

Em sua defesa, Josemar afirma que “não teve envolvimento algum no crime” e atuou somente como um intermediário entre “Danilo” e a vítima.

Independente disso, a Justiça condenou Josemar como autor intelectual do crime de extorsão na última quarta-feira (24).

Embora a pena inicial fosse de 8 anos, Josemar foi condenado a 12 anos e 9 meses de prisão em regime fechado devido à atuação de quatro agentes e emprego de duas armas de fogo na ação criminosa.

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