A Brazilian woman has been arrested after she wheeled a corpse into a bank, presumably hoping it would help her secure a loan. Érika de Souza Vieira Nunes was captured on video by bank employees ...

When Érika de Souza Vieira wheeled a man into Itaú bank branch in Bangu, Rio de Janeiro and requested a loan of 17,000 Reais ($3,250), the suspicious employees quickly dialed the emergency services ...

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The woman insists that the man, who she said was her uncle, was still alive when they entered the bank.

Police in Brazil have apprehended a woman under suspicion of accompanying a deceased man, whom she claimed was her uncle, to a bank to ...

A video shows the woman at the counter of a Rio de Janeiro branch of Itau Bank, propping up the head of an elderly man in a wheelchair and trying to get his hand to clasp a pen.

A Brazilian woman is accused of wheeling a dead man she claimed to be her uncle into a bank to sign for a loan, authorities said.

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